AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoCost of Living Response: Montserrat’s Premier Reuben Meade says local relief is limited and urges residents to “belt-tighten” as prices for imports—food, vehicles, and building materials—keep rising amid geopolitics and post-volcano economic strain. Health & Education: The Ministry of Health and Social Services, with Education and PAHO, will run the WHO Global School Health Survey among Montserrat Secondary School students in October, updating health and wellbeing data since the last survey in 2008. Trade & Skills: OECS is delivering EU-funded specialised training for services-sector trade policy and negotiating skills across Protocol member states, with Montserrat set for a final virtual session in September 2026. Education Quality Watch: Ghana’s GTEC published a list of 110 unrecognised institutions (as of end-September 2026), warning the public to exercise due diligence on certificates. Fitness & Nutrition: A Caribbean-focused health piece argues exercise helps reduce visceral fat, but sleep, hormones, and stress can blunt weight-loss results; it also discusses choosing and portioning carbs rather than cutting them out. Sports Pathway Talk: A column asks what players need to earn opportunities with Guyana’s Golden Jaguars, focusing on a clearer domestic pathway.
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