AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoNature & Wellbeing: Grenada’s first Flower & Garden Festival runs November 8–15, offering garden tours, nature experiences and workshops, including visits to the historic Tower Estate. Health Priorities: Prime Minister Dickon Mitchell’s NDC won 14 of 15 seats in the November 5 election. Mitchell has pledged to strengthen healthcare services, giving the new government a renewed mandate to pursue health improvements. Who Pays for Care: A recent health-financing analysis says households covered 48% of Grenada’s health spending in 2023 through direct payments, compared with 45% from government—highlighting the substantial cost borne by families. Climate-Resilient Care: PAHO and Caribbean partners are moving to implement a 2026–2031 plan to make regional health systems more climate-resilient and sustainable, while addressing gaps in funding, capacity and data. Child Development: A laptop donation will help Grenada’s Caribbean Centre for Child Neurodevelopment train and coach caregivers, organise information and track programme outcomes.
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