Antigua and Barbuda Signs Agreement with OAS to Strengthen Climate Resilience and Empower Communities)

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Sarah Stuart (Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Social and Urban Transformation); Almira Henry (Director, Department of Social Policy, Research & Planning and National Liaison Officer ONE/OAS); Diann Black-Layne (Director, Department of Environment); Marsha Joseph (Permanent Administrative Secretary, Ministry of Health, Wellness and the Environment); Dwayne Simon (Project Coordinator); Geraldine Whyte (Administrative Assistant, Organization of American States, Country Office in Antigua and Barbuda).

Antigua and Barbuda Signs Agreement with OAS to Strengthen Climate Resilience and Empower Communities)

The Government of Antigua and Barbuda, through the Department of Environment under the Ministry of Health, Wellness, Environment and Civil Service Affairs, together with the Ministry of Social Transformation, Human Resource Development, and the Blue Economy, has signed a Program Execution Agreement with the General Secretariat of the Organization of American States (GS/OAS).

The agreement establishes the implementation of a new initiative titled “Empowering Women and Underserved Communities through Solar Technology and Climate-Resilient Housing Training in Antigua and Barbuda.” This initiative is supported by a US$125,000 contribution from the OAS Development Cooperation Fund (DCF) and aims to enhance climate resilience, provide practical skills, and empower local communities.

Caption for Photo (from left to right):

Sarah Stuart (Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Social and Urban Transformation); Almira Henry (Director, Department of Social Policy, Research & Planning and National Liaison Officer ONE/OAS); Diann Black-Layne (Director, Department of Environment); Marsha Joseph (Permanent Administrative Secretary, Ministry of Health, Wellness and the Environment); Dwayne Simon (Project Coordinator); Geraldine Whyte (Administrative Assistant, Organization of American States, Country Office in Antigua and Barbuda).

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4 COMMENTS

  1. Now what doestge following mean in practice?

    “Empowering Women and Underserved Communities through Solar Technology and Climate-Resilient Housing Training in Antigua and Barbuda.”

    Key words :
    “Empowering women”
    “through solar technology”
    “Climate resilience housing training”

    If the US$125,000 is used for anything else but furnishing and installing solar panels on a few houses, this is the usual BS.

    We are taking people’s money under the guise of training.
    What exactly is the training?

  2. Solar technology and resilient housing training will not only help the environment but also create new job opportunities for those who need them most.

  3. This administration have more heart than a pack of cards to be signing agreement when it comes to climate resilience. You people destroy you can’t be part of the solution. Just stop trying to fool people. Money trumps commonsense with this cabal

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