Climate Resilience Funding: Dominica has launched the US$26 million (EC$70.2M) DOMCREP project with the Green Climate Fund and CCCCC to boost food security, disaster preparedness, early warning, and climate-smart support for farmers in eight vulnerable communities. Hurricane Season Preparedness: As the 2026 Atlantic Hurricane Season begins, PM Skerrit and the Dominica Red Cross are urging households and businesses to review emergency plans, secure supplies, and stay alert to official updates—even with a below-normal forecast. Agriculture & Food Security: Agriculture Minister Roland Royer stressed that MSMEs are key to strengthening food security and expanding agricultural exports, linking accountability to sustainable outcomes. Regional Environment Cooperation: OECS partners are pushing coordinated action on sargassum management and coastal resilience through SARSEA workshops and study missions, while Dominica civil society calls for faster, measurable implementation of the Escazú Agreement. Clean Energy for Fisheries: The STAR-Fish project is scaling clean energy interventions for Caribbean fisheries, including renewable cold storage and support for low-carbon certification. Connectivity & Sustainability: KARULINK partners met in Guadeloupe to advance more sustainable maritime links across islands, aiming to improve mobility for tourism and commerce.