AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoMarine Protection Science: National Geographic Pristine Seas is surveying marine life across Samoa’s newly protected areas, aiming to build a biodiversity baseline for the push to protect 30% of Samoa’s ocean. Green Finance Push: Samoa’s banks and partners are exploring more solar and other green investments, with the Central Bank of Samoa and UNDP backing a workshop on sustainable finance and managing climate risks. Digital & Child Safety: Samoa’s new Ombudsman flags children’s unregulated social media access and risky online platforms as a growing rights concern. Youth Framework for 2027–2036: Youth leaders in Apia endorsed a regional Pacific Youth Development Framework focused on governance, youth leadership, and measurable delivery. Drug-Free Samoa Gets Structure: Samoa’s national drug-free working group has moved from planning into an agreed direction for prevention and support for children and families. Ocean Connectivity Disruption: The Manatua submarine cable fault near Samoa is degrading internet services, with Niue and the Cook Islands hit hardest while repairs are arranged. Climate Coal/Gas Concern: Samoa’s PM says Australia should avoid new coal and gas projects ahead of COP31, warning climate change remains a major threat. Child Well-Being Benefit: Samoa has launched a new benefit program for eligible children from birth to 35 months, linking payments to health and support needs.
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