AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoMarine Monitoring Boost: Antigua and Barbuda received three new SOFAR ocean data buoy stations to strengthen hurricane-season forecasting and maritime safety, with local training starting for the Met Service under the RCCAME project. Coastal Cleanup Push: The Antigua and Barbuda Red Cross Society continued its monthly beach clean-ups, removing thousands of pounds of plastics, glass, and fishing debris to protect reefs, seagrass, and marine life. Early Action for Hurricanes: ABRCS joined a regional Early Action Protocol workshop to finalize pre-agreed, pre-funded disaster responses so help can reach communities before storms hit. Weather Warnings That Act: CMO and WMO are rolling out workshops to shift the region toward impact-based forecasting and better alert delivery, including Antigua and Barbuda’s training dates. Regional Resilience via Data: OECS, UNCTAD and ECLAC wrapped up work to improve evidence-based policymaking for trade in services, using TiSSTAT to close data gaps and support economic diversification. Health & Environment Link: ABCAS reopened late applications, including new environmental sciences offerings, as the country pushes skills for sustainable development.
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