AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoTourism Boost: Grenada’s Spicemas 2026 delivered a clear economic win, with total visitor arrivals rising 20% to 11,299 (from 9,448) during Aug. 2–11, and non-national arrivals up 24% to 9,958—spilling into hotels, transport, restaurants, tour operators and vendors. Consumer Protection: Grenada’s Consumer Affairs Tribunal began work on Sept. 16, with a five-member panel led by Magistrate Nevlyn John, aiming to strengthen dispute resolution and confidence in the marketplace. Climate & Fisheries Funding: A US$12.55m GEF-backed CC4FISH-II project was launched in Dominica to help Caribbean fisheries and coastal communities adapt to climate pressures, with Grenada among participating states and a focus on livelihoods for women and youth. Regional Climate Finance Capacity: Grenada hosted an OECS capacity-building session under the Climate Finance Action Platform, supported by the EU, to help turn climate priorities into investment-ready projects. Health & Skills: CARPHA wrapped up its CariPHLN lab networking workshop in Barbados, strengthening regional public health laboratory preparedness and coordination. Education Scholarships: Grenada awarded 85 national scholarships worth EC$6.82m, including support for law students under a policy change.
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