AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoClimate Science: CCRIF has awarded US$112,000 in scholarships to 10 Caribbean students studying fields including climate science, meteorology, engineering and natural resource management. Public Health: The Cayman Islands is introducing PAHO’s HEARTS initiative to improve high blood pressure prevention and care. A new deputy epidemiologist will also help strengthen disease surveillance and analysis of population health data. Cayman’s Knowledge Economy: Cayman Enterprise City was named the Americas’ leading knowledge zone for 2026 and received an honourable mention for responsible AI use; 500 businesses now operate in its special economic zone. Marine Science: CCMI is taking ocean science into the community through workshops, school visits and a public lecture, while Caymanian researcher Rickeem Lashley has joined Sustainable Cayman’s executive committee. Cybersecurity: Government says its main websites are not affected by recently disclosed PHP vulnerabilities, while teams assess other systems.
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