AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoCaribbean Climate Funding: A US$12.55 million GEF-backed project (CC4FISH-II) launched in Dominica to boost climate and disaster resilience in the fisheries sector, targeting more than 21,800 fisherfolk and coastal communities across Dominica, Grenada, St Kitts and Nevis, St Vincent and the Grenadines, and Trinidad and Tobago. Tourism & Food Link: Tourism Minister Dr. Kishore Shallow is pushing a farm-to-table model to send visitors into rural communities like Greiggs and Chateaubelair, so tourism spending stays in the local economy. Agri Exports Push: Agriculture Minister Israel Bruce says SVG has secured guaranteed California buyers for dasheen and hot peppers, backed by signed trade deals and a price-stabilisation mechanism for farmers. Diaspora Investment Drive: Invest SVG will host a New York City edition of its “Home Is Where The Heart Is” Diaspora Outreach and Investment Programme in Brooklyn on Sept. 19. Visitor Discovery Tool: A new “Vincy List” digital directory is set to help travellers find local restaurants, tours, attractions, and services across St Vincent and the Grenadines. Road Safety Alert: Police warn of a collapsed utility box and open manhole at Brighton Gap, urging motorists to slow down and proceed carefully. Sports Development: Bequia Basketball Association launches an Elite Athlete Program for Grenadines youth, selecting 12 players for training and mentorship.
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