Civic Tech Launch: St. Kitts and Nevis engineer Clecton Phillip’s Voykuh civic intelligence platform is now live on Google Play in 177 countries, expanding its Rupture Simulation Engine for small-state policy and resilience analysis. Disaster Readiness: Jamaica is strengthening regional multi-hazard early warning systems through a Common Alerting Protocol (CAP) workshop with WMO and the Caribbean Meteorological Organization, aiming for faster, clearer alerts. Digital Skills for Youth: The ECCB’s Generative AI and Python Summer Camp is moving beyond practice projects by pairing learners with real businesses and public-sector partners across the Eastern Caribbean Currency Union. Geothermal Progress (Nevis): NEVLEC’s geothermal project is in the final rig inspection phase in Iceland, a last safety and readiness check before mobilisation to drill five wells at Hamilton. Water Security (St. Kitts): A new Saddlers groundwater well under the EC$28m Groundwater Drilling Project has completed drilling and produced about 175 US gallons per minute in initial testing. Health Capacity: PAHO/WHO supported simulation-driven critical care training for severe infections across seven Eastern Caribbean countries, including more focus on point-of-care ultrasound. Medicinal Cannabis Tracking: St. Kitts and Nevis is deploying a seed-to-sale system that records financial transactions alongside plants and batches from licence application onward, tied to anti-money laundering rules.