AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoClimate Action: At COP31, Caribbean leaders called for faster action to keep warming below 1.5°C and more predictable, affordable climate finance. They warned that drought, unreliable water and damaged marine ecosystems are already hurting livelihoods and diverting money from public services. Resilient Schools: In Petite Martinique, a NZ$50,000 New Zealand grant is supporting disaster-readiness training and climate-adaptation upgrades at St Thomas Aquinas RC School. Insurance: CCRIF plans a regional facility to help keep disaster coverage affordable and available, with a decision on whether to proceed due in May 2027 and a target launch by 2030. The move comes as rising premiums and reduced coverage weigh on Caribbean households and businesses.
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