Climate Resilience: Dominica has officially launched the $25M DOMCREP (Green Climate Fund/UNFCCC via the Caribbean Community Climate Change Centre), aiming to boost water security, emergency preparedness, and climate-smart support for more than 8,000 people across eight vulnerable communities, with farmers and agro-processors set to receive tools like irrigation, greenhouses, and other resilience tech. Renewable Power: PM Skerrit says Dominica is the first Caribbean country to bring geothermal energy onto the national grid, but commissioning teething issues are behind recent outages as testing and system integration continue. Regional Trade Policy: CARICOM’s COTED opened in Georgetown, Guyana, with Dominica’s Dr. Vince Henderson chairing, as leaders warned that energy-market shocks and higher fuel, food, and fertilizer costs could hit inflation and food security. Public Health Logistics: CARPHA trained 18 people from 15 member states on safe transport of infectious substances and diagnostic specimens, strengthening regional lab and pandemic preparedness capacity. Clean Energy for Fisheries: CRFM’s STAR-Fish project is ramping up clean energy interventions for fisheries and aquaculture, including renewable power and cold-chain improvements. Tourism & Travel Rules: The US denied a visa renewal for newly elected CHTA president Gregor Nassief, sparking debate over how tighter US measures tied to CBI screening may affect regional tourism operations. Local Tech & Innovation: Harris Paints unveiled its Quantum Dry tinting system, using solid pigment pearls and an AI colour-matching engine—an innovation now rolling out across the region. Youth Climate Learning: A Junior Climate Resilience Champions summer program will train about 125 children (ages 5–15) in climate and disaster readiness through hands-on community action.
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Climate Resilience: Dominica officially launched the $70.2M Dominica Community Resilience Enhancement Project (DOMCREP), backed by the Green Climate Fund and the Caribbean Community Climate Change Centre, targeting 8,000 people in eight vulnerable communities with climate-smart farming support, irrigation, greenhouses, water security upgrades, and stronger emergency preparedness. Energy Transition: Prime Minister Skerrit says Dominica is the first Caribbean country to bring geothermal power to the national grid, but commissioning teething issues have caused outages as testing and system integration continue. Public Health Capacity: CARPHA trained 18 people from 15 member states in safe transport of infectious substances and diagnostic specimens via an IATA train-the-trainer workshop, strengthening regional lab and pandemic readiness. Regional Trade Policy: CARICOM’s COTED opened in Georgetown, with CARICOM leaders warning that energy-market and supply-chain disruptions could drive inflation and threaten food security across the region. Tourism & Compliance: The U.S. denied a visa renewal to the newly elected CHTA president, Dominica-born Gregor Nassief, adding uncertainty for regional tourism leadership amid tighter U.S. visa measures. Local Tech & Industry: Harris Paints unveiled its Quantum Dry tinting system, using solid pigment pearls for more accurate color and lower environmental impact, with the tech rolling out across the region.
Geothermal Power Rollout: Dominica is set to become the first Caribbean country to bring geothermal energy onto its national grid, with the plant still in commissioning and scheduled to move toward full commercial operation after June 11—after recent outages tied to testing and system integration. Trade Policy Watch: CARICOM trade ministers opened the 62nd COTED meeting in Georgetown, Guyana, with Dominica’s Dr. Vince Henderson chairing, as leaders warn global energy and supply-chain shocks are pushing up prices and threatening food security. Tourism Visa Shock: The U.S. denied a visa renewal to newly elected CHTA president Gregor Nassief, sparking questions about how tighter U.S. rules tied to Citizenship by Investment could affect Caribbean tourism operations. Public Health Capacity: CARPHA trained 18 people from 15 member states in safe transport of infectious substances via an IATA workshop, strengthening regional lab and pandemic preparedness. Climate Resilience Funding: Dominica launched the $25M DOMCREP climate resilience project, targeting water security, disaster management upgrades, and early warning systems in eight vulnerable communities. Local Tech & Innovation: Harris Paints unveiled its Quantum Dry tinting system, using solid pigment pearls and a single-base color approach, with the Caribbean-developed tech already expanding across the region.
Public Health Training: CARPHA trained 18 people from 15 CARICOM member states in IATA’s Infectious Substances Transport “train-the-trainer” workshop, strengthening regional lab systems and safer movement of diagnostic specimens. Regional Trade Policy: CARICOM’s 62nd COTED meeting opened in Guyana, with ministers warned that global supply-chain and energy disruptions could push up costs, inflation, and food insecurity. Local Justice Tech & Efficiency: Justice Minister Delroy Chuck says parish courts are now clearing cases at over 100% with net backlog under 5%, alongside improved trial-date certainty and courtroom use. Agriculture & Food Security: Dominica plans a nearly $700,000 animal feed mill to cut import dependence, with cassava already tested as a starch input for livestock growth. Climate Resilience for Youth: A summer program will train about 125 children (ages 5–15) as Junior Climate Resilience Champions, using disaster readiness and climate learning activities. Tourism Growth: Discover Dominica Authority appointed Wendy Lake as Destination Marketing Manager to boost data-driven branding and sustainable visitor growth. Power Reliability: DOMLEC restored electricity after a geothermal plant trip shut down the national grid, with service returning in stages. Community Safety Planning: UPP says any move to reopen Petite Savanne must be based on scientific land suitability and geotechnical safety assessments.
Agriculture & Food Security: Dominica plans to invest nearly $700,000 in an animal feed mill to cut import dependence, with tests already showing cassava can work well as a starch source for livestock feed; the government says it will soon issue an Expression of Interest and wants the private sector to run the facility. Climate Resilience & Water Systems: The $25M DOMCREP climate resilience project was launched in Marigot, funded mainly by the Green Climate Fund, targeting eight vulnerable communities with upgrades to water storage, disaster preparedness, and early warning. Youth Climate Education: A summer Junior Climate Resilience Champions Program will train about 125 children (ages 5–15) through July and August, using climate and risk learning plus community action. Education Infrastructure: PM Skerrit says the new Goodwill Secondary School is progressing well, with labs, library, IT spaces, and resilience-focused design elements nearing completion. Local Governance & Safety: The UPP says any move to reopen Petite Savanne must be guided by land suitability and geotechnical safety assessments. Tourism Tech/Marketing: Discover Dominica Authority appoints Wendy Lake as Destination Marketing Manager to lead data-driven, sustainable destination promotion. Power Reliability: DOMLEC restored electricity after a geothermal plant trip shut down the grid, with service returning in stages.
Climate Education: Dominica’s Business Training Center launches a free Junior Climate Resilience Champions Program for about 125 kids (ages 5–15) this summer, funded by a US$22,000 CCRIF SPC grant, with age-based lessons on climate, disaster readiness, and community action. Climate Resilience Funding: The US$25M DOMCREP project was officially launched in Marigot, backed by the Green Climate Fund, targeting eight vulnerable communities with upgrades for water security, disaster management, early warning, and community capacity. Energy Reliability: DOMLEC restored power to most of Dominica after a geothermal plant trip shut down the national grid, with remaining service expected to return by early evening in the Picard–Ti-Bay area. Tourism Tech & Marketing: Discover Dominica Authority appoints Wendy Lake as Destination Marketing Manager, tasking her with data-driven branding and trade partnerships to boost sustainable visitor growth. Regional Green Economy Gap: A UNICEF-commissioned study finds young people in Barbados, Dominica, St Lucia, and Antigua and Barbuda lag in awareness of green and circular economy opportunities. Public Life: Bernard Hurtault resigns as Dominica Freedom Party leader, citing family and concerns about the tone of political debate.
Climate Resilience Funding: Dominica has officially launched the $25M (US$) DOMCREP, backed by the Green Climate Fund, to boost water security, disaster preparedness, early warning systems, and food security in eight vulnerable communities. Power Reliability: DOMLEC restored electricity to most of Dominica after a full grid shutdown triggered by a trip at the geothermal plant, with remaining areas expected back online by early evening. Tourism Tech & Marketing: Discover Dominica Authority appointed Wendy Lake as Destination Marketing Manager, tasking her with data-driven branding and trade partnerships to grow sustainable visitor numbers. Marine Conservation: Beyond Green is spotlighting coral reef restoration and protection efforts ahead of World Oceans Day, highlighting projects across the Caribbean and beyond. Green Skills Gap: A UNICEF-commissioned study finds youth in the Eastern Caribbean, including Dominica, lag in awareness of green and circular economy opportunities—pointing to a communication gap, not a lack of interest. Regional Banking Risk: A UWI lecture in Dominica urged Caribbean banks to strengthen compliance to avoid derisking pressures tied to international sanctions and FATF standards. Health Research: A UWI researcher contributed to a Lancet series warning that chronic kidney disease is one of the world’s fastest-growing health crises. Cultural Heritage Digital Work: A Caribbean Culture Fund initiative is driving digital heritage and research exchanges on preserving historic architecture and traditional knowledge, including a Resilient Houses Project linking Saba and Dominica.
Climate Resilience: Dominica officially launched the US$26M DOMCREP project in Marigot, backed by the Green Climate Fund, targeting eight vulnerable communities with upgrades to water security, disaster management, early warning systems, and community capacity. Power Reliability: DOMLEC restored electricity to most of Dominica after a geothermal plant trip collapsed the national grid, with only the Picard–Ti-Bay area still expected to come back online by early evening. Tourism Leadership: Discover Dominica Authority appointed Wendy Lake as Destination Marketing Manager (effective June 1), tasking her with brand development, trade partnerships, and data-driven campaigns to grow sustainable visitor numbers. Green Economy Awareness: A UNICEF-commissioned Eastern Caribbean study found youth in Barbados (and across the region including Dominica) lag in awareness of green and circular economy opportunities, pointing to a communications gap. Health Research: A UWI researcher contributed to a major Lancet series highlighting chronic kidney disease as a fast-growing global crisis needing more prevention and early detection. Marine Conservation: Beyond Green marked World Oceans Day by spotlighting coral reef restoration efforts across its member portfolio, including projects linked to Dominica.
Climate Resilience Funding: Dominica officially launched the US$25M DOMCREP (Green Climate Fund-backed) in Marigot, targeting eight vulnerable communities with upgrades to water systems, disaster preparedness, early warning and food security. Power Reliability: DOMLEC restored electricity to most of Dominica after a geothermal plant trip collapsed the national grid, with remaining areas expected back by early evening. Tourism Leadership: Discover Dominica Authority appointed Wendy Lake as Destination Marketing Manager, tasking her with brand development and data-driven campaigns to grow sustainable visitor numbers. Marine Conservation: Beyond Green marked World Oceans Day by spotlighting coral reef restoration projects across its portfolio, including work in Dominica and other Caribbean-linked destinations. Green Economy Awareness: A UNICEF-commissioned Eastern Caribbean study found youth in Barbados (and across the region) lag in understanding green and circular economy opportunities—pointing to communication gaps. Clean Energy for Fisheries: The Canada-backed STAR-Fish project is pushing renewable energy and low-carbon upgrades for Caribbean fisheries, including cold storage and certification support. Health Research: A UWI researcher contributed to a Lancet series warning chronic kidney disease is a rapidly growing global crisis needing more prevention and early detection.
World Oceans Day Coral Work: Beyond Green is spotlighting coral reef restoration across its portfolio, including Dominica-linked marine conservation efforts, as reefs face bleaching, pollution, overfishing and coastal development. Youth & Green Economy Awareness: A UNICEF-commissioned study found young people in Barbados, Dominica, St Lucia and Antigua and Barbuda are not fully connecting climate resilience spending with green economy opportunities. Caribbean Tourism in New York: Caribbean Week in New York wrapped up after ministerial talks, trade sessions and awards, with a push to strengthen regional tourism supply links. DOMCREP Climate Resilience Launch: Dominica officially launched the US$25M DOMCREP, funded by the Green Climate Fund, targeting water security, disaster preparedness, early warning and food security in eight vulnerable communities. Power Restored After Outage: DOMLEC restored electricity to most customers after a grid shutdown triggered by a trip at the geothermal plant. Destination Marketing Leadership: Discover Dominica Authority appointed Wendy Lake as Destination Marketing Manager to drive data-led branding and sustainable visitor growth. Regional Banking Watch: A UWI lecture urged Caribbean banks to strengthen compliance to avoid derisking risks. Health Tech & Medicines Access: PAHO and OECS advanced joint work to improve access to essential medicines and health technologies across Eastern Caribbean states.
Climate Resilience Funding: Dominica officially launched the US$25M DOMCREP in Marigot, backed by the Green Climate Fund, with an initial EC$3.7M disbursement to boost water security, disaster preparedness, early warning systems, and community capacity across eight vulnerable communities. Power Restoration: DOMLEC restored electricity to most of the island after a geothermal plant trip collapsed the national grid, with service expected to return last in the Picard–Ti-Bay area. Tourism Leadership: Discover Dominica Authority named Wendy Lake as Destination Marketing Manager (effective June 1), tasking her with strengthening Nature Island visibility and sustainable visitor growth. Health & Research: A UWI researcher contributed to a major Lancet series highlighting chronic kidney disease as a fast-growing global crisis, calling for more prevention and early detection. Regional Finance Watch: A UWI Global Campus lecture urged Caribbean banks to stay aligned with international anti-financing rules to reduce the risk of derisking. Marine Conservation: Beyond Green spotlighted coral reef restoration projects ahead of World Oceans Day, including work connected to Dominica. Clean Energy for Fisheries: The STAR-Fish project ramps up renewable energy and low-carbon cold-chain support for Caribbean fisheries and aquaculture. Regional Environment Action: SARSEA held a workshop in Dominica to coordinate sargassum management and coastal resilience across OECS states.
Climate Resilience Funding: Dominica officially launched the US$25M DOMCREP (Green Climate Fund-backed) in Marigot, aiming to boost community and climate resilience with upgrades to water systems, disaster preparedness, early warning, and food security—targeting eight vulnerable communities and including a push for a 30% jump in rural communal water storage. Power Restoration: DOMLEC restored electricity to most of Dominica after a nationwide outage caused by a trip at the geothermal plant, bringing the grid back in stages and leaving only the Picard–Ti-Bay area until later that evening. Tourism Leadership: Discover Dominica Authority appointed Wendy Lake as Destination Marketing Manager (effective June 1), tasking her with strengthening the island’s global visibility and sustainable visitor growth. Health Research: A UWI researcher contributed to a major Lancet series highlighting the global kidney disease crisis and the need for prevention, early detection, and treatment investment. Regional Finance Watch: A UWI Global Campus lecture urged Caribbean banks to stay aligned with international anti-financial crime norms to reduce the risk of “derisking.” Marine Conservation: Beyond Green spotlighted coral reef conservation projects across member properties ahead of World Oceans Day, including Dominica-linked initiatives. Regional Environment Action: A SARSEA workshop in Dominica advanced coordinated OECS responses to sargassum impacts, focusing on coastal resilience and biodiversity.
Climate Resilience Funding: Dominica has officially launched the $25M DOMCREP (Dominica Community Resilience Enhancement Project) in Marigot, backed by the Green Climate Fund, with an initial EC$3.7M disbursement to kick off national climate adaptation planning; the programme targets water security (aiming for a 30% jump in communal storage), disaster preparedness, early warning systems, and food security for eight vulnerable communities. Power Restoration: DOMLEC restored electricity to most of Dominica after a nationwide outage caused by a trip at the Geothermal Power Plant, bringing the grid back in stages and leaving only the Picard–Ti-Bay stretch for final restoration. Tourism Leadership: Discover Dominica Authority named Wendy Lake as Destination Marketing Manager (effective June 1), tasking her with strengthening Dominica’s global visibility and sustainable visitor growth. Health Research: A UWI researcher, Dr. Lori-Ann Fisher, contributed to a major Lancet series spotlighting the fast-growing global kidney disease crisis and the need for prevention and early treatment. Regional Banking Watch: A UWI Global Campus lecture urged Caribbean banks to stay aligned with FATF standards to reduce the risk of “derisking.” Hurricane Season Reminder: Meteorology officials say the Atlantic season has begun with a below-normal forecast, but Dominica is still urged to prepare for the one storm that can cause major damage.
Climate Resilience Funding: Dominica officially launched the $25M DOMCREP in Marigot, backed by the Green Climate Fund, with an initial EC$3.7M disbursement for national adaptation planning; the project targets water security (including a 30% jump in communal storage), disaster readiness, early warning, and support for vulnerable communities. Power Restoration: DOMLEC restored electricity to most of the island after a nationwide outage caused by a trip at the geothermal plant, with remaining service expected to return by early evening in the Picard–Ti-Bay area. Health Research: A UWI researcher contributed to a major Lancet series warning that chronic kidney disease is one of the world’s fastest-growing health crises, calling for more prevention and early detection. Tourism Tech & Marketing: The Discover Dominica Authority appointed Wendy Lake as Destination Marketing Manager, tasking her with data-driven branding and trade partnerships to boost sustainable visitor growth. Regional Finance Risk: A UWI Global Campus lecture urged Caribbean banks to strengthen compliance to avoid derisking pressures tied to international sanctions and FATF standards.
Visa & Mobility: Newly elected CHTA president Gregor Nassief says his US visa renewal was denied, linking the move to Washington’s partial travel restrictions tied to Citizenship-by-Investment screening for nationals of Antigua and Barbuda and Dominica. Banking Risk: A UWI Global Campus lecture in Dominica urged Caribbean banks to stay aligned with FATF standards to reduce the risk of “derisking.” Health Research: A Dominica-based UWI researcher, Dr. Lori-Ann Fisher, contributed to a major Lancet series warning chronic kidney disease is one of the world’s fastest-growing health crises. Climate Resilience: Dominica launched the US$26M DOMCREP project to boost food security, disaster preparedness, early warning systems, and community capacity in eight vulnerable communities. Power & Infrastructure: DOMLEC restored electricity after a geothermal plant trip collapsed the national grid, with remaining service expected to return to the Picard–Ti-Bay area by early evening. Tourism Tech & Marketing: Discover Dominica Authority appointed Wendy Lake as Destination Marketing Manager to drive data-driven destination visibility and sustainable visitor growth. Green Economy Awareness: A UNICEF-commissioned study found youth in the Eastern Caribbean lag in awareness of green and circular economy opportunities, pointing to communication gaps. Clean Energy for Fisheries: Canada-funded STAR-Fish is scaling clean energy interventions for Caribbean fisheries, including renewable cold storage and low-carbon certification support. Coastal Threats: SARSEA held an OECS workshop in Dominica to coordinate regional sargassum management and coastal resilience actions.
Climate Resilience Funding: Dominica has launched the US$26M Dominica Community Resilience Enhancement Project (DOMCREP) with Green Climate Fund support, targeting eight vulnerable communities to boost food security, disaster preparedness, early warning systems, and local adaptation capacity. Power Restoration: DOMLEC restored electricity to most of Dominica after a nationwide outage caused by a trip at the Geothermal Power Plant, bringing the grid back in stages and leaving only the Picard–Ti-Bay area for later restoration. Healthy Food Policy: A regional webinar reviewed progress and gaps on healthy food policy across the Caribbean, linking diet-related non-communicable diseases to trade, food insecurity, and climate vulnerability. Tourism Tech & Marketing: Discover Dominica Authority appointed Wendy Lake as Destination Marketing Manager, tasking her with data-driven destination visibility and sustainable visitor growth. Hurricane Season Reminder: The Atlantic hurricane season has begun with a below-normal forecast, but Dominica is urged to stay ready because one storm can still cause major damage. Coastal Sargassum Response: An OECS workshop in Dominica advanced coordinated regional action on sargassum management to support coastal resilience and biodiversity. Regional Digital Push: OECS leaders discussed using digital transformation to strengthen resilience, including smart destination management and collective early warning systems.
Power & Grid Reliability: DOMLEC says it restored electricity to most of Dominica after a nationwide outage triggered by a trip at the Geothermal Power Plant, with service coming back in stages from Fond Cole and Sugar Loaf power stations; only the Picard to Ti-Bay area was still expected to be back online by 6:00 PM. Climate Resilience Tech: Dominica launched a US$26 million DOMCREP project with the CCCCC to boost resilience in eight vulnerable communities, focusing on food security, disaster preparedness, early warning upgrades, and community skills—aiming to support a climate-resilient nation. Regional Clean Energy for Fisheries: The Canada-funded STAR-Fish project is scaling clean energy interventions across Caribbean fisheries, including renewable power and cold storage to strengthen the cold chain and support low-carbon certification. Health Tech & Medicines Access: PAHO and OECS-PPS opened a joint workshop pushing better access to safe, effective, quality-assured medicines and health technologies across Eastern Caribbean states. Regional Environment Collaboration: Dominica hosted SARSEA workshop talks on coordinated sargassum management and coastal resilience across OECS countries. Hurricane Season Preparedness: The Atlantic hurricane season began June 1 with a below-normal forecast, but Dominica’s meteorology office urged continued vigilance and use of official weather channels. Tourism Leadership: Discover Dominica Authority appointed Wendy Lake as Destination Marketing Manager to lead data-driven, sustainable visitor growth and brand development. Border Security Tech: Antigua and Barbuda officials highlighted improved cross-border fraud response after a CARICOM IMPACS chiefs conference focused on faster information-sharing and coordination.
Climate Resilience Funding: Dominica has launched the US$26 million Dominica Community Resilience Enhancement Project (DOMCREP) with the CCCCC and Green Climate Fund support, targeting eight vulnerable communities (Bagatelle, Campbell, Colihaut, Coulibistrie, Good Hope, Petite Soufriere, Pichelin, San Sauveur) to boost food security, disaster preparedness, early warning, and local skills—an EC$70 million investment with over half earmarked for agriculture and agro-processing. Clean Energy for Fisheries: The Canada-funded STAR-Fish project is scaling clean energy interventions across Caribbean fisheries, including renewable power and cold storage to strengthen the cold chain, plus support for low-carbon certification. Health Tech & Medicines Access: PAHO and the OECS-PPS opened a joint workshop pushing for better access to safe, effective, quality-assured medicines and health technologies across Eastern Caribbean states. Hurricane Season Alert: Dominica’s meteorology office says the Atlantic hurricane season has begun with a below-normal forecast, but warns the island remains highly exposed and urges preparedness and use of official updates. Regional Tech for Climate Risk: OECS leaders are calling for digital transformation to improve resilience, including data-driven decisions and early warning systems. Astrobiology Spotlight: A new look at “what aliens might look like” points to Earth’s extremophiles and other unusual life as the best guide for life beyond Earth.
Tourism & Culture: A new YouTube travel show, Beyond the Resort, spotlights St. Lucia’s Fond Gens Libres and the Pitons, arguing that village-led access helps protect culture and keep more tourism money circulating locally. Clean Energy for Fisheries: The Canada-funded STAR-Fish project is scaling clean energy solutions for Caribbean fisheries, including renewable power and cold-chain upgrades, with Dominica among participating countries. Medicines Access: PAHO and OECS-PPS held a joint workshop pushing better access to safe, effective health technologies across Eastern Caribbean states, focusing on affordability and supply chains. Regional Climate Tech: OECS leaders in Kingstown framed digital transformation as “tool for regional survival,” linking data systems and early warning tech to climate resilience and smarter tourism management. Coastal Sargassum Response: A SARSEA workshop in Dominica brought regional partners together to coordinate practical, ecosystem-based sargassum management for coastal resilience. Hurricane Season Alert: Dominica’s meteorology office says the Atlantic season is below-normal on paper, but warns against complacency and urges preparedness and official updates. Local Education: Dominica’s Grade Six National Assessment runs May 28–29 with 792 students testing across 62 centres, using paper-based Language Arts, Social Sciences, Composition, Mathematics, and Science & Technology exams.
Clean Energy for Fisheries: Canada-backed STAR-Fish is scaling clean energy upgrades for Caribbean fisheries, including renewable power and cold storage, across 10 countries with a 2026–2027 work plan approved for low-carbon certification and better market access. Health Tech & Medicines Access: PAHO/WHO and OECS-PPS opened a joint workshop in Saint Lucia to strengthen pooled procurement, supply chains, quality assurance, and demand forecasting for safe, effective health technologies across Eastern Caribbean states. Social Protection Systems Upgrade: Dominica’s Ministry of Health received WFP tech equipment (desktops, tablets, laptops) to improve the Social Welfare Information Management System (SWIMS), plus devices for village councils to boost data handling and emergency preparedness. Hurricane Season Preparedness: Dominica’s meteorology office says the 2026 Atlantic season starts June 1 with a below-normal forecast, but warns the island remains highly vulnerable and urges people to follow official updates. OECS Climate Tech Push: OECS leaders in Kingstown backed digital transformation for climate resilience, focusing on data-driven decisions, smart destination management, early warning systems, and digital inclusion. Regional Border Security: Antigua and Barbuda hosted CARICOM IMPACS chiefs to improve fraud detection and cross-border coordination, including faster information sharing for transit screening. Dominica Education Tech: Dominica’s Grade Six National Assessment runs May 28–29 with paper-based tests for 792 students, supported by training and safeguarded exam logistics. Regional Sargassum Response: A SARSEA workshop in Dominica brought partners together to coordinate sargassum management, coastal resilience, and biodiversity protection across the OECS.
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