AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoYouth Agriculture: A 20-week Farmer Field School is giving 15 young Dominicans hands-on training in sustainable farming and entrepreneurship, aiming to build livelihoods and strengthen local food production. Small Businesses: Entrepreneurs showcased local products and services at Creole in the Streets in Roseau, as the government highlighted the event’s role in linking cultural preservation with business growth. Food Security: Scotts Head fisherman Shaheim Ceasar urged consumers to buy local fish, saying support for fishers helps sustain jobs and Dominica’s food supply. Electricity Costs: The regulator projects bills could fall by 9–17% under a new tariff starting November 1, partly due to geothermal power; actual savings will depend on usage and customer category. Local Jobs: Six China-funded schools are on track for completion by year-end, with Dominicans employed at each site and materials and equipment sourced locally.
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