AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoHousing: Government may offer vacant Pelican Court apartments to new applicants after some former Booby Alley residents chose not to return. The EC$50 million development has 150 homes. Climate: Prime Minister Gaston Browne is pressing for stronger climate finance and clean-energy partnerships at the Global Citizen Summit in Australia, highlighting risks to island livelihoods and infrastructure. Food Security: More than 30,000 seedlings are being distributed to farmers, and two abattoirs are planned to strengthen local food supply. Utilities: A new water main is now serving High Street, but APUA must check pressure and finish connections before road repairs advance. Tourism: Antigua is exploring bringing Sunsail and The Moorings charter fleets to the island for 2027/28; no deployment is confirmed. Workforce: ABCAS recognised more than 100 short-course completions across 11 programmes, including agriculture, plumbing, hospitality and technical training. Energy: Barbuda could run entirely on renewable power within two years, according to Prime Minister Browne.
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