AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoWater Security: GWP-Caribbean elected an interim steering committee at its Grenada AGM and renewed its focus on water resilience linked to agriculture, energy and economic development. Agriculture: Grenada’s Pesticide Control Board has launched a national audit of the pesticide supply chain to protect food safety and agricultural exports; election supporters have also called for better markets for local produce. Regional Manufacturing: CARICOM teams are assessing whether the region can supply paints, cement, glass bottles and bitumen, findings that could shape future tariffs and trade. Construction: Geotechnical studies led to a new site for Grenada’s planned 250-bed hospital, with the government saying the shift avoids costly piling and lowers construction costs. Tourism and Blue Economy: The Grenada Tourism Authority is launching Pure Experiences to promote local tours and businesses, while eligible blue-economy MSMEs in Grenada can seek grants in a final funding call opening October 30. Outlook: The World Bank projects Grenada’s economy will grow 3.3% in 2026, amid higher energy and transport costs across tourism-dependent Caribbean economies.
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