AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoFood and Farm Technology: CARICOM’s renewed push to expand regional agriculture could help the Turks and Caicos Islands reduce its roughly 90% dependence on imported food. The initiative reports a 24% rise in regional food production from 2022 to 2024, supported by investment in cold storage, renewable energy and digital agriculture. Regional Health Technology: PAHO member countries approved new measures on health emergencies, dengue, antimicrobial resistance and food safety, alongside efforts to widen access to vaccines, medicines and other essential health technologies. Island Connectivity: A look back at the 1976 start of Ministerial Government highlights how radio, telegrams, boats and small aircraft connected the islands before internet and mobile service—and the vital role communications still play in governing a scattered country.
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