Weather & Marine Safety: Dominica is under a rebuilding high-pressure system with fair air quality, but a tropical wave is expected to start affecting the southern Lesser Antilles Monday, bringing more showers across islands including Dominica, with seas rising to around 5 feet west and 8 feet east and a Small Craft Advisory in place; earlier forecasts warned of gusty winds, rough seas, and flash-flood risk as the wave passes. Agriculture & Livelihoods: The Agriculture Ministry urged farmers and fishers to secure tools, seedlings, livestock and boats ahead of deteriorating conditions, especially in eastern areas. Kalinago Resilience: Kalinago households received seedlings, fruit trees, tarpaulins, tools and water storage through a UNDP-backed backyard gardening push to boost food security and climate resilience. Marine Conservation Governance: The Dominica Watersports Association is calling for clearer, more transparent rules for watersports operations and licensing under the Sperm Whale Reserve framework, aiming to protect whales while giving operators workable guidance. Disaster-Ready Schools: OECS and New Zealand support helped strengthen Atkinson Primary in the Kalinago Territory with drainage upgrades, hurricane-protective doors, and emergency power and communications. Regional Policy: OECS launched a UNICEF-supported Regional Child Policy and Strategic Plan 2026–2032, using a whole-of-the-child approach to protect and empower children across the sub-region.