AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoTourism & Culture: A new wave of Caribbean travel is shifting from beaches-only to stories, food, festivals, and real local access, with Grenada highlighted as part of that experience-driven push. Grenada Infrastructure: Grenada’s city is set to regain a lost fire station, with a new facility planned next to the Emergency Operations Center to improve response times and protect insurance ratings. Road Updates: Scott Street in St George’s will close overnight (9pm–3am) for Nawasa asphalt paving, with detours and no-parking rules in place. Climate Adaptation: The Ministry of Climate Resilience hosted a validation workshop for Grenada’s Citizen’s Guide to Climate Change Adaptation ahead of its final release. Skills & Training: HEART/NSTA Trust digitised Level Two TVET courses under a CARICOM pilot, including programmes delivered in Grenada. Environment & Communities: CYEN Grenada is urging residents and visitors to protect sea turtles during nesting season by keeping noise and lights low and avoiding disturbance. Regional Spotlight: Taraba State says its participation in Grenada’s African Liberation Festival boosted cultural diplomacy and diaspora tourism links.
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