AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoAnimal Health: Grenada has strengthened surveillance and sample-collection skills to guard against African swine fever, with veterinary staff and partner agencies training in biosecurity and testing. The virus does not infect people, but outbreaks can harm farmers and threaten food security. Election Watch: In a televised debate ahead of the November 5 election, party leaders argued over healthcare alongside the cost of living, housing and energy. Climate and Health: A newly approved US$44 million regional project includes support for climate-resilient health facilities and coastal communities, with Grenada among five beneficiaries. Health Workforce: Grenada has welcomed Ghanaian nurses under a partnership that could also foster exchanges in healthcare knowledge. Regional Health Policy: OECS Director-General Didacus Jules urged the region to set its own health priorities, warning that fragmented, externally driven projects can burden small ministries and leave gaps when funding ends.
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