AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoClean Energy for Women-Led Firms: The Caribbean Development Bank (CDB) has launched a US$500,000 SheTrades Caribbean Hub initiative to back women-led businesses developing clean energy solutions across the region, including Grenada, with technical help and funding from 2026–2028. Food, Festivals and Farmer Pay: IGCAT founder Nneka Nurse says the Caribbean’s multibillion-dollar festival calendar is feeding demand, but farmers and fishers risk being left out unless organisers track what they buy, how much, and who supplies it. Health Tech & Law Modernisation: PAHO and the Government of Grenada signed new cooperation agreements to strengthen health technology management and support updates to public health legislation. Trade Facilitation Push: St. Kitts and Nevis advanced plans for a National Electronic Single Window to streamline cross-border trade processes—an approach Grenada’s exporters may watch closely. Connectivity Investment: EllaLink moved its Caribbean Gateway into the development stage, targeting service by end-2029 with a carrier-neutral submarine cable route that includes Grenada. Tourism Business Signals: St. Lucia’s winter season outlook points to stronger airlift and seat growth—good news for regional travel demand. Regional Security: The OAS called for full deployment and renewed UN backing for Haiti’s Gang Repression Force.
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