AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoClimate Justice & 1.5°C: UNEP says the world has effectively broken the 1.5°C promise for vulnerable countries, with small states warned they may face worsening climate impacts while already carrying heavy repair debt. Ocean Policy & Whaling: Antigua and Barbuda’s envoy pushes back on anti-whaling pressure at the IWC, arguing “sustainable use” is science-based and grounded in international law and small states’ rights. Youth & Health Priorities: CARICOM appoints Antigua and Barbuda’s Janet Simon as Dean of the Youth Ambassador Corps, with a focus on youth mental health, nutrition, NCD prevention, peace, life skills and jobs. Wildlife & Marine Litter: A rescued loggerhead turtle in Fuerteventura was released after treatment for injuries linked to marine litter, with children involved in awareness activities. Local Governance & Safety: Antigua’s Sex Offenders Registry is moving toward public access, with calls to better protect children and communities. Tourism & Resilience: Antigua Cruise Port upland development is on track for November completion, expected to create 75–100 jobs and link to climate-resilient community upgrades. Regional Climate Diplomacy: Antigua and Barbuda is set to be represented at Australia’s pre-COP31 Pacific meeting in Fiji and Tuvalu as leaders debate attendance and climate urgency.
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