AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoCBI and EU pressure: Eastern Caribbean leaders, including St. Kitts and Nevis PM Dr. Terrance Drew, met in Roseau to respond to the EU’s revised visa suspension mechanism and agreed to send a high-level delegation to Brussels, arguing CBI revenue helps fund climate resilience, healthcare, housing, and infrastructure while pointing to strengthened due diligence and a regional CBI regulator. Climate-ready education: Deputy PM Dr. Geoffrey Hanley will represent St. Kitts and Nevis at a UNESCO ministerial summit in Paris, showcasing the country’s Education for Sustainable Development initiative as a model for preparing for climate change. Sustainable agriculture push: The FAO visited St. Kitts and Nevis to discuss sustainable farming and food security, including site checks for Black Soldier Fly production and updates under the FAO Country Programming Framework. Tourism under climate stress: A local climate-health-tourism link report highlights how rising temperatures and extreme weather strain freshwater, coastal ecosystems, and hospital demand, while pointing to a St. Kitts Tourism Climate Action Plan focused on renewables and recycling. Community environment action: Central Basseterre residents joined a gang graffiti removal and beautification drive to reclaim public spaces and improve safety.
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