AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoTourism & Trade: Saint Lucia is moving to capture more of Guyana’s growing travel market, pitching the two destinations together through the new Saint Lucia Showcase International. Water Security: The Northern Water Project is launched with US$22.83m to replace ageing John Compton Dam raw water pipelines, targeting fewer leaks and outages for northern communities and major customers. Creative Economy: After a year-long wait, the Creative Economy Grant Fund starts distributing cheques to 350 approved recipients, with plans to keep funding the sector. Blue Economy Finance: Action Bequia has been selected for Caribbean Blue Economy seed funding under BluEFin, with up to US$250,000 grants for regional biodiversity and resilience projects. Business & Infrastructure: A’ila Resorts opens new BlueZone Residences and restaurants, adding accommodation and dining capacity at Mount Pimard. Regional Policy & Borders: OECS border agencies train together on risk-led customs and goods movement, while Bermuda’s new visa-control order now includes St. Lucia nationals. Climate & Food Security: UNICEF-backed research warns there may be “no safe zone” for Eastern Caribbean children as heat, drought and hazards intensify, with calls for child-focused climate planning.
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