AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoClimate Voice: Health Minister Michael Joseph says Caribbean nations must get a stronger seat at the table in global climate talks, warning that hurricanes and climate displacement hit the region hardest despite low emissions. CARICOM Watch on Haiti: The CARICOM Eminent Persons Group says it’s monitoring Haiti closely through virtual consultations and plans an on-the-ground visit “as soon as practical.” Biodiversity Funding: Dominica received US$93,000 for two biodiversity projects, targeting lethal yellowing in coconuts and coral reef restoration. Roads Upgrade: The Roseau Enhancement Project has moved into its implementation phase, with a US$2.24m consultancy contract for design review and supervision of key streets. Health Innovation: Coinciding with World Sickle Cell Day, Dominica’s SickleConnect digital platform was launched to help sickle cell patients across the Caribbean manage care, access support, and use emergency tools. Energy Disruption: DOMLEC reports another island-wide power outage traced to a geothermal transmission line issue involving the Fond Colé substation, with restoration staged by area. Sports & Elections: DAA holds elections for club and school representatives on June 20, while Roseau North by-election politics heats up as UWP confirms Danny Lugay and DLP names Ashma McDougall.
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