AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoGeothermal Energy: Civil works are advancing at Nevis’s Hamilton site as the island prepares for drilling. Iceland Drilling’s rig is ready to deploy, and equipment is arriving, but Premier Mark Brantley has not provided a start date; site preparations must meet engineering and environmental requirements. Community Science: St. Kitts and Nevis is joining TrashBlitz Caribbean, a two-year regional effort using community-collected data to tackle plastic pollution. The project’s app helps communities identify waste sources and shape local solutions. Scientific Leadership: Clarence Fitzroy Bryant College lecturer Dr Cameron St. Pierre Gill has been appointed to UNESCO’s International Scientific Committee for its Routes of Enslaved Peoples programme. Digital Government: A new online portal aims to simplify business licence applications, let users track progress and support the Federation’s wider digital transformation. Climate Skills: CCRIF SPC has awarded US$112,000 in scholarships to nine UWI students studying climate resilience and related fields; recipients include students from St. Kitts and Nevis.
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