AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoMarketplace Standards: Grenada’s weights-and-measures system has evolved from police-kept metal weights to modern scientific oversight, helping tackle rust-damaged scales and protect fair trade. Maritime Industry: Ian Noel’s master’s degree in maritime energy management adds specialist expertise to Grenada’s efforts to modernise ports and grow its blue economy. Water Security: Caribbean ministers meeting in Grenada adopted the Grand Anse Declaration, committing to stronger water infrastructure, wastewater management and climate resilience. Energy Regulation: A World Bank-funded project is seeking consultants to update Grenada’s electricity rules as renewable generation and private-sector participation expand. Regional Manufacturing: CARICOM teams are assessing regional capacity and demand for cement, paints, bottles and bitumen—work that could shape future tariffs and trade. Agriculture: Ten Grenadians graduated from the Guyana School of Agriculture, adding trained people to the region’s farming sector. Quality Infrastructure: Grenada’s Bureau of Standards says stronger standards and compliance can improve product quality, consumer confidence and business competitiveness.
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