AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoAgricultural Training: Two Saint Lucians were among 102 graduates of Guyana’s School of Agriculture, where 65 women made up nearly two-thirds of the class. Renewable Energy: Saint Lucian advocate Genesis Alfred will represent the Caribbean on IRENA’s Youth Council for 2026–2028, bringing regional youth perspectives to global energy-transition discussions. Digital Business: A Caribbean Development Bank-funded initiative will help firms in Saint Lucia and four other countries adopt digital tools and strengthen their competitiveness. Robotics: Saint Lucia’s student team competed in the FIRST Global Challenge in South Korea, with Orbtronics supporting development of its ball-launching robot. Climate Technology: Regional climate professionals are training to use satellite data and AI to support climate planning and improve access to climate finance. Public Services: WASCO has launched online bill payment, digital bill viewing and balance enquiries, giving customers round-the-clock access to account services. AI in Education: Saint Lucia’s education ministry is developing a framework to guide AI use in schools, with the aim of supporting learning without making students and teachers dependent on the technology.
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