AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoPublic Accountability: Minister Michel Chebat says Belize’s split-payments scandal needs serious investigation, stressing “public funds require public accounting” as an audit continues. Drought & Power: Extended drought is squeezing hydro output, while Hydro Belize pushes solar plans; BEL and PUC are expected to review a firm proposal. Protected Areas: PACT and APAMO renew a three-year partnership to strengthen Belize’s protected areas management, governance, public education, and sustainable financing. Blue Economy & Sargassum: CRFM and CCCC leaders agree to deepen collaboration on oceans and fisheries, with sargassum a key focus and possible circular-economy uses. Climate Risk: CariCOF warns El Niño plus warmer Caribbean seas could mean stronger heat, prolonged drought in parts, and higher flood risk from heavy rains. Flooding Watch: The Sibun River is at flood stage and nearing Hurricane Mitch levels as tropical-wave rainfall keeps waterways under close monitoring. Wildlife Safety: Belize Zoo and Forestry continue pushing “observe, don’t touch” after jaguar-cub harassment concerns, with safe-encounter guidance for the public. Marine Monitoring: Belize receives new marine monitoring stations to improve weather forecasting. Community Resilience: CDB and BSIF launch BNTF 11 with over US$5.2M for education and water sub-projects to support vulnerable communities.
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