AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoDigital Health in the Region: Adroit Infosystems used the CCFP Trinidad Chapter World Family Doctor Day Symposium to spotlight practical EHR and workflow digitization for Caribbean clinics, with consultant Tricia Medford urging providers to digitize real processes—not just replace paper with disconnected tools. Sustainable Urban Tech: Minister Rawdon Turner met Sustainable Markets Initiative reps ahead of CHOGM 2026, flagging St. John’s sewage treatment modernization and plans for more accessible, disability-friendly urban corridors. Postal + Border Operations: Antigua and Barbuda’s postal and customs teams are reforming workflows for smoother mail processing and stronger regional border security, sending a delegation to a San Salvador summit to align procedures and inspection rules. Climate Signals: Antigua and Barbuda Meteorological Service warned that April–May 2026 temperatures ran higher than the same period in 2025, with maximum heat rising most sharply. Youth + Green Economy Gap: A UNICEF-commissioned study found young people in Barbados (and across the Eastern Caribbean) are not fully connecting climate resilience and green economy opportunities to what’s available. Ocean Awareness for Kids: The Department of the Blue Economy unveiled a World Ocean Day mural featuring top art from local primary students, aiming to build early interest in the blue economy.
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