AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoMontserrat & Volcanology: A spooky-season “dark tourism” list spotlights Montserrat, tying the island’s 1995 Soufrière Hills eruption to renewed global interest in sites of major natural disasters. Health & Nutrition: A Caribbean-focused explainer argues carbs aren’t the enemy, but warns that stacking multiple carb-heavy dishes at once can undermine weight-loss goals. Education Quality Watch: Ghana’s GTEC published a list of 110 unrecognised institutions (as of end-September 2026), urging extra care with any certificates from those schools. Banking Leadership: Bank of Montserrat is advertising replacements for three senior managers appointed in 2025, raising questions about continuity while the bank’s digital transformation continues. Regional Trade Skills (OECS): An EU-funded RIGHT programme is training services-sector stakeholders across OECS states, with Montserrat’s final session planned for September 2026. Planetary Health Policy: semFYC calls for more preventive regulation on endocrine disruptors, stressing when and how exposure happens during key life stages.
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