AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoEl Niño Watch for the Region: CariCOF warns a very strong El Niño could expand drought and bring humid heat and heatwaves across the Caribbean into Oct–Dec, while flooding and flash-flood risks can still persist in parts of the region. Water Security Milestone (Carriacou & Petite Martinique): G-CREWS water assets at Princess Royal Hospital were commissioned, adding two 100,000-imperial-gallon storage tanks and upgrades meant to strengthen resilience after the 2010 drought. Clean Ocean Planning (Grenada): TNC issued an RFP for a GIS consultant to map and assess wastewater and stormwater outfalls under the “Clean and Healthy Ocean” project. Waste & Coastal Protection: Fisheries issued a final notice ordering removal of unauthorised private moorings in Woburn Bay, Clarke’s Court Bay, Whisper Cove and Saga Bay. Transport & Climate-Ready Infrastructure: Grenada’s transport system is set for changes, including a likely bus fare increase and terminal upgrades (including solar and facilities for electric buses), with St George’s targeted for improvements in 2027. Women in Clean Energy: CDB launched a US$500,000 initiative to support women-led businesses developing clean energy solutions across the Caribbean, including Grenada. Local Climate-Economy Context: Grenada’s Q3 2026 outlook highlights household relief, reconstruction progress, and new commitments shaping finances beyond 2026.
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