AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoClimate-Resilient Housing Handover: Dominica is set to begin “Welcome Home” ceremonies this Friday, Sept. 4, handing keys to 11 Canefield East families, with the wider rollout delivering 215 homes and apartment units across nine communities—Canefield East, Trafalgar, Vieille Case, Paix Bouche, Pointe Michel, Grand Bay, Penville, Wesley and Woodford Hill—part of a push toward hurricane-resilient living. Protected Areas Planning: Stakeholders are being consulted as Dominica reviews management plans for Morne Trois Pitons National Park and the Morne Diablotin World Heritage Site, led by Dr. Camille David. Climate Justice Grants: Six Caribbean civil society groups received small grants to advance grassroots climate justice advocacy, including work on climate litigation, gendered support in agriculture and fisheries, and documenting hurricane impacts. Disability-Inclusive Employment: A UN regional campaign, HireAbility, is urging Caribbean employers to break barriers and expand decent work access for people with disabilities. Regional Governance & Youth: Nevis is represented at the CPA conference in Jamaica, with youth parliament participation focused on leadership in the age of AI. Local Politics: The UPP endorsed UWP candidate Daniel “Danny” Lugay for the Roseau North by-election on Sept. 7, calling for opposition cooperation.
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