AGP Executive Report
Last update: 42 minutes agoEnergy: Venezuela says it is open to renewable-energy partnerships with Caribbean countries, including St. Vincent and the Grenadines, as the region seeks to cut high electricity costs and reliance on imported fuel. CARICOM is also urging investment in renewables, storage and resilient power grids. Creative Industries: Vincentian cultural practitioners are being urged to treat their work as a business, protect their brands and build industry relationships. Agriculture: CARDI reports promising trials of drought- and disease-resistant tomatoes in Belair, while a new FAO-funded greenhouse and hydroponics system at SVG Community College will give students practical training in modern crop production. Community Infrastructure: The Caribbean Development Bank’s US$4 million programme over four years is expected to benefit more than 700 residents through access improvements, drainage works and school upgrades. Tourism Services: Training for small businesses and supermarket vendors is scheduled for November 10–17 to strengthen customer service and understanding of the tourism industry.
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