AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoClimate Action: At COP31, Prime Minister Philip J. Pierre urged wealthy nations to deliver on climate promises, warning that drought, unreliable water and warming seas are already hurting Caribbean communities. Cervical Cancer Screening: New PAHO agreements will give countries across Latin America and the Caribbean access to lower-cost HPV tests, with participating nations expected to save 30% to 70%. Regional Data: The OECS is building a shared catalogue to help researchers and policymakers find information on regional surveys and datasets; technical workshops in Saint Lucia helped prepare national systems. Digital Health: Saint Lucia’s i-Screen app has screened about 23,000 people for risks such as diabetes, high blood pressure and obesity—surpassing its 20,000 target four months ahead of schedule.
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