AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoMarine Tourism: Eighteen people completed reef-monitoring training in St. Vincent, building local capacity to track coral health and support decisions affecting coastlines, fisheries and tourism. Tourism & Creative Industries: Playwright Nisha Hope says tourism needs stronger investment in local arts and culture to offer visitors immersive, distinctly Vincentian experiences; creators need better access to resources, protection and markets. Digital Commerce: Entrepreneur Nicholi John has launched CaribeCatalog, a platform offering small businesses online storefronts, bookings and card payments. Agriculture: The Community College received an FAO-supported greenhouse and hydroponic system to give students hands-on training and help strengthen local food production. Community Infrastructure: A US$4 million Caribbean Development Bank programme over four years will fund access improvements and facilities, including work at Canouan Primary School, with more than 700 people expected to benefit. Cannabis Industry: The Agriculture Ministry is advancing plans for a cannabis testing laboratory after the Attorney General’s Office completed its first review.
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