AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoBlue Carbon Science: The Bahamas launched its Blue Carbon Programme at COP31, aiming to fund seagrass protection through carbon markets while building science, skills and jobs in the blue economy. Youth climate ambassadors joined the delegation. Digital Skills: ALIV Fibr’s new Power Hour offers customers hands-on help with home internet technology. AI Innovation: Bahamian founders are among Caribbean teams set to present AI ventures at a Nov. 13 New York Stock Exchange showcase, with projects spanning disaster management, health, energy and the blue economy. Space Policy: The Bahamas has joined the UN Committee on the Peaceful Uses of Outer Space, adding its voice to international space discussions. Health Technology: A regional workshop in Nassau focused on maintaining diagnostic radiation equipment and expanding nuclear medicine capacity to support cancer care across the Caribbean. Research and Jobs: The Wilson Family Foundation signed an agreement with UB to back Bahamian-led research, as a national productivity report flags skills mismatches and calls for stronger digital literacy training.
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