AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoAnimal Health Tech: Trinidad and Tobago’s Agriculture Ministry is rolling out FAO-backed EMA-i+ to let field officers report animal disease events in real time with geo-tagged details, feeding into the EMPRES-i+ national platform for faster monitoring and epidemiological analysis. Public Service Skills: The Office of the Attorney General marked the end of interns and in-service trainees’ placements, urging them to protect their professional reputations by choosing integrity in day-to-day decisions. Maritime Accountability Debate: Indigenous rights activist Laura George criticised the MV Barima Commission of Inquiry’s membership, saying Indigenous and human-rights experts were not included and that wider consultation should have shaped the terms of reference. Deep-Sea Science: SpeSeas led a month-long expedition mapping 11,000+ sq km of previously uncharted T&T seafloor, documenting new species and collecting specimens to support marine conservation. Energy & Industry Ideas: A new proposal argues for a nuclear “shared energy hub” concept for electricity, industrial heat and desalination, while a separate business push highlights Omega’s reinvention as the economy and technology change.
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