AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoSkills and Research: Six Solomon Islands Chevening scholars have returned with UK master’s degrees in tropical medicine, environmental law, human rights, commerce and telecommunications, bringing expertise home to support national development. Digital Learning: Australia has given SINU more than SBD$2 million in computers and learning resources, including 50 laptops for a new lab and 72 desktop computers for university libraries. Health Science: MHMS is developing a five-year laboratory plan to strengthen diagnostics, disease surveillance and responses to public health threats. Naha’s new 24-hour centre also offers on-site pathology and X-ray services for faster diagnosis. Climate Resilience: SPC reports US$129.9 million in new climate funding approvals for Pacific projects, while a regional outlook warns of elevated cyclone activity in the 2026–27 season, potentially affecting Solomon Islands.
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