AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoFinancial Technology: The Central Bank’s new five-year plan puts agility, data and technology at the heart of its work, as it responds to emerging risks and a changing financial system. Health Technology: Health Minister Lackram Bodoe says the Government will assess medical equipment across the regional health authorities, after clinics were found sharing devices needed for diagnosis and care. Digital Skills: Plans to bring YTEPP digital and technical courses to Rio Claro, alongside expanded training options in Mayaro, could make career skills more accessible to rural communities. Digital Heritage: A free online archive of nearly four million slavery records includes Trinidad’s 1813 registers—the collection’s earliest and among its most detailed—offering new resources for family-history research. Digital Payments: Trinidad and Tobago is set to roll out India’s UPI payment platform, a fintech development that could change how people make digital payments.
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