AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoChild Climate Risks: A UNICEF-commissioned, multi-hazard study warns there’s “no safe zone” for Eastern Caribbean children, with more than a third already exposed to at least three climate hazards and projections rising to over 9 in 10 by mid-century. Climate Planning for Kids: The same UNICEF work finds many regional climate plans fail to track whether climate spending actually benefits children, calling for child-specific targets and better monitoring. Fisheries Resilience Funding: Dominica is hosting the launch of CC4FISH-II, a US$12.55m GEF-backed project to help over 21,800 fisherfolk and coastal families adapt through 2030, with support from FAO and the CCCCC. Regional Cooperation: FAO’s Dr. Renata Clarke and Dominica’s officials stress that fisheries and climate pressures cross borders, so solutions must be shared. Sustainable Cooling: Dominica’s National Ozone Officer calls for stronger coordination to make the shift to sustainable cooling work, as the country marks a decade of action under the Montreal Protocol. Flood Watch: A tropical wave has triggered a flood watch for Dominica, with scattered showers, gusty winds and possible moderate-to-heavy rain.
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