AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoGrenada–Energy & Procurement: Legislators received full insight into the government’s decision to terminate agreements with GPG, as the island’s energy direction continues to draw scrutiny. Roads & Construction Finance: PM Dickon Mitchell defended an EC$161 million Design-Finance-Build model inside a wider EC$310.9 million supplementary appropriation, arguing it’s needed to push major road works despite limited local capacity. Public Health Preparedness: Grenada strengthened its National Respiratory Pathogen Pandemic Preparedness and Response Plan after a two-and-a-half-day validation workshop with PAHO/WHO, updating governance, staffing, and operational responsibilities. Offshore Energy Interest: Major oil players are eyeing Grenada’s offshore petroleum prospects as the country moves toward the next stage of developing hydrocarbon potential. Waste & Ocean Industry: The Nature Conservancy issued an RFP for a Communications and Stakeholder Engagement Consultant for a 5-year “Clean and Healthy Ocean” project focused on waste management and public awareness. Local Safety & Risk: A Grenada man was charged with first-degree arson linked to an $80,000 manufactured home fire on Hebron Church Road. Labour & Migration Policy: Grenada’s US deportation agreement is raising human rights concerns as the country weighs labour shortages against legal and refugee protections.
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