AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoEnvironment Enforcement: The Virgin Islands Waste Management Authority is stepping up enforcement at public bin sites, warning that illegal dumping and misuse are driving overflowing disposal areas, infrastructure damage, higher cleanup costs, pests, and environmental harm, with fines up to $1,000 for offenders. Regional Fisheries & Blue Economy: The CRFM Ministerial Council met by teleconference and focused on aquaculture growth, food security, and building resilience to climate and disaster risks (including insurance), while also reporting progress against IUU fishing; Antigua and Barbuda’s Randy Baltimore was elected Chair, succeeding Anguilla’s Kyle Hodge. Anguilla in Regional Tourism Talks: A high-level Anguilla Tourist Board delegation is attending Caribbean Week in New York 2026 to strengthen partnerships and promote the island as demand shifts toward more authentic and regenerative travel. Sustainability Partner Push: St. Kitts-Nevis-Anguilla National Bank was named Official Sustainability Partner for Environment Month 2026, linking banking support to the Federation’s Sustainable Island State Agenda. Air Access for Winter Travel: BermudAir announced expanded routes including new nonstop service to Anguilla from Newark and Baltimore, plus broader Caribbean connectivity that could boost visitor flows during peak season. Anguilla’s Conservation Spotlight: Shoal Bay East was ranked No. 1 in North America and No. 6 worldwide in The World’s Best Beaches 2026 list, highlighting its calm waters and “Caribbean paradise” feel.
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