AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoAnimal Health & Food Security: Grenada’s Veterinary and Livestock Division completed a three-day support visit to Carriacou’s Limlair Livestock Facility, including herd health checks, animal treatment, and training for farm assistants, plus a handover of medications, equipment and supplies to keep purebred herds healthy. Climate Resilience at the UN: Grenada’s Ambassador Ingrid Jackson told UNGA 81 that small island states are “laboratories of resilience,” urging financing that accounts for vulnerability before disasters hit, including wider use of a Multidimensional Vulnerability Index. Tourism, Jobs & Climate Shocks: An ILO study on Eastern Caribbean tourism links informality to low productivity, limited finance, weak social protection and labour rule enforcement, warning that climate shocks make formal investment harder—findings that include Grenada. Coastal Cleanup Mobilisation: Sandals Foundation coordinated International Coastal Cleanup Day volunteer action across the region, including Grenada, with a focus on cutting solid waste and supporting marine stewardship. Geothermal Prep in Grenada: Government published a tender for preparatory civil works and water-supply equipment ahead of exploratory geothermal slim-hole drilling, with bids due 6 November 2026. Blue Economy Funding: Grenada is among countries set to receive seed support under the Caribbean Blue Economy Financing (BluEFin) project, backing biodiversity and climate-resilience initiatives.
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