AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoDigital Skills Scholarships: OECS has opened applications for the 2026 OECS Advanced Digital Skills Scholarship Programme (Sept 10–20), delivered by UWI Global Campus under the World Bank-funded Caribbean Digital Transformation Project, with more than 200 certifications already completed in Cohort I; eligible citizens include Grenada and other OECS members, and the curriculum spans AI, cybersecurity, cloud, fintech/blockchain, data analytics, UX/UI, web development and digital marketing. Agriculture Market Reform: Grenada’s Democratic People’s Movement says it will prioritise rebuilding an agricultural marketing system in its first 100 days, arguing the long uncertainty around the former MNIB and the delayed replacement (IMEXA) has left farmers disconnected from hotels and supermarkets. GPG Investment Dispute: Questions are rising over the financial impact of Grenada terminating agreements with global petroleum group GPG, with the hydrocarbons technical working group warning the company could seek damages for unconfirmed investments. Climate Grants (Regional): The Bahamas is set to offer up to US$5m under CABRIC for locally-led coastal resilience projects, with Grenada among participating countries—useful context for regional funding opportunities.
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