AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoClimate Finance & Losses: A new open letter warns the world has already broken the 1.5°C promise, arguing small states like Dominica shouldn’t be forced to borrow for damages they didn’t cause. Housing Resilience: Dominica’s government is moving ahead with “Welcome Home” handovers of 215 climate-resilient homes and apartment units across nine communities, with keys already going to families in Canefield East and more ceremonies planned. Protected Areas & Biodiversity: Dominica is revising management plans for Morne Trois Pitons and Morne Diablotin, with a nine-month review and stakeholder consultations aimed at protecting watersheds and biodiversity while supporting conservation-linked tourism. Marine Conservation Model: New Zealand’s first co-managed no-take marine reserves—run jointly with Indigenous leadership—are being hailed as a potential model for shared ocean protection. Regional Climate Justice: Six Caribbean civil society groups received small grants to push grassroots climate justice work, including tools for resilience and documenting hurricane impacts. Governance & Community Cleanliness: Ahead of the Roseau North by-election, candidates are campaigning on roads, parks, water storage, drainage, community clean-ups, and environmental protection.
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