AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoCost of Living Coping: Premier Reuben Meade says Montserrat’s aid- and import-dependent economy means prices will keep rising, so residents should use “creative and practical belt-tightening” as government relief is limited. Health Survey: The Ministry of Health and Social Services, with Education and PAHO, will run the WHO Global School Health Survey in October at Montserrat Secondary School, updating health and wellbeing data since the last survey in 2008. Trade & Services Skills: OECS is delivering EU-funded specialised training to strengthen trade policy, regulatory reform, and negotiating capacity in the services sector across Protocol Member States, with a virtual session planned for Montserrat in September. Education Quality Watch: Ghana’s GTEC published a list of 110 unrecognised institutions (as of end-September 2026), urging due diligence on certificates. Fitness & Nutrition: A local-focused health piece argues exercise helps reduce visceral fat, but may not fully offset disrupted sleep, hormones, stress, and diet—plus guidance on choosing and portioning carbs. Tourism Angle: A “dark tourism” roundup spotlights Montserrat as a destination tied to the 1995 Soufrière Hills eruption.
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