AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoClimate Finance & Policy: The Netherlands’ Scientific Climate Council is putting Curaçao, Aruba and Sint Maarten under a spotlight in its 2026–2027 work, warning Dutch climate support is too fragmented and leaving islands uncertain about funding and responsibilities; it’s also launching a study on climate-driven migration and how it could shape Dutch policy. Local Governance & Accountability: Aruba’s Ombudsman published its 2024 Annual Report, describing how the bureau built its complaints process and digital systems during its first year. Security & Training: Dutch combat engineers are training in Curaçao and Aruba for the “Caribbean Engineer” exercise, including road work, solar panel installs, and upgrades at an elderly care center. Border Tech: SITA launched pre-clearance “move-through” border lanes aimed at speeding identity and risk checks while keeping agencies in control. Public Health Labs: CARPHA wrapped a regional workshop to strengthen Caribbean disease detection, lab networking, and coordinated responses, with Aruba represented. Heritage & Archives: Aruba signed agreements to transfer and restore the historic Kibaima water tanks, planned to become a Knowledge and Heritage Center for the National Archives. Tech in the Spotlight: Aruba Police showcased drone platforms during Police Week, highlighting improved safety and visibility for high-risk operations.
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