AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoIsland Biosecurity: Tuvalu’s rat eradication work on Nukufetau is benefiting native seabirds, green turtles and coconut agroforests that support local livelihoods. Recycling Exports: The country’s first PET-flake export, alongside aluminium, will earn A$76,721 and connect collected materials to overseas recycling markets. Energy Support: ADB has approved US$11.94 million to help Tuvalu manage fuel-price pressures, maintain essential services and assist about 6,000 people in low-income households. Fisheries: The Tuvalu Fisheries Authority is seeking a giant-clam hatchery specialist to improve operations, while regional training aims to help Tuvalu meet export standards and retain access to overseas fish markets. Regional Development: ADB’s 2026–2030 Pacific strategy includes Tuvalu, with priorities spanning economic opportunities, essential services and climate-resilient infrastructure. Tuvalu has also taken the chair of the Central Pacific Shipping Commission and will host its annual meeting next year.
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