AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoClimate Finance: A Caribbean Sustainability Bond launched in Barbados is aiming to raise up to US$250 million for climate-resilient infrastructure, renewable energy, water management and environmental protection. Barbados’ Call: At Pre-COP31 in Fiji, Economic Affairs Minister Marsha Caddle urged climate finance that supports development and local ownership, while Prime Minister Mia Mottley told UN leaders to turn climate knowledge into action. Nature and Research: Barbados is seeking scientific and commercial uses for microbes found in sargassum, which could turn a recurring coastal challenge into an opportunity. Food and Farming: The Bajan Harvest Hub aims to connect farmers with hotels through a climate-resilient supply network, helping strengthen local food supply and cut reliance on imports. Weather: The Met Service forecast scattered showers on Saturday, with heavier showers and possible thunderstorms expected overnight.
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