AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoRenewables & Health Budgets: A new UNSW Sydney report says Pacific nations could save nearly US$1 billion a year by replacing fossil fuel imports with renewables, with savings around US$700 million annually—money that could help fund hospitals and health services. Tuvalu Wildlife Recovery: Tuvalu has removed invasive rats from six islets, and reduced threats from yellow crazy ants and mosquitoes, with residents now reporting more birds and coconut crabs returning—good news for local ecosystems that support food and wellbeing. Safer Work in Oceans Program: Tuvalu released its Labour Management Procedure for the Tuvalu PROPER oceans project, covering fair employment, worker health and safety, and grievance mechanisms. Community Health & Safety Commitments: The government also published the project’s Environmental and Social Commitment Plan, including community health and safety, biodiversity protection, and monitoring. Heart Health Focus (Fiji): Fiji’s cardiologist warns cardiovascular disease is the leading killer, urging lifestyle changes—less reliance on canned, preserved, frozen, and fried foods and more focus on earlier detection and healthier eating.
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