AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoSTEM Education in Action: Dart’s 2026 Work-X programme placed 31 Caymanian students into real project teams across 13 business areas, including IT work on an online booking solution for day beds at Bonny Moon and tourism research on stayover patterns. Conservation Science: The National Trust broke ground on a new Blue Iguana Conservation office and laboratory at Queen Elizabeth II Botanic Park, adding space for medical exams, data collection and research, incubators, and education—supporting the programme’s “living classroom” for students and interns. Citizen Science: Department of Environment and volunteers are recruiting for Bat Count Cayman, aiming to count more bat houses than ever as velvety free-tailed bats emerge and help track insect activity across Grand Cayman. AI for the Region: Future Caribbean’s Agentic AI Buildathon has moved into the build phase with 450+ participants from 39 countries developing deployable solutions for areas like disaster management, healthcare, finance, tourism, logistics, and climate resilience. AI Rollout Lessons: A local perspective argues that turning on Copilot is only the start—real value comes from follow-through that changes how teams work, not just from enabling the tool. Tech & Health Partnerships: Narayana Health and the New Development Bank signed an MoU to share smart-hospital know-how, focusing on digital health, data systems, and technology-enabled patient care.
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