AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoSTEM Learning: More than 100 students and teachers took part in KPMG’s Brain Bowl, testing skills in science, maths and other subjects; Cayman International School won. Mosquito Control: Government added nearly CI$3.7 million to fund two replacement aircraft for the Mosquito Research and Control Unit and replenish larvicide stocks. Marine Science: The Central Caribbean Marine Institute is bringing scientists into schools and public events to build ocean literacy and inspire conservation. Biodiversity: Sustainable Cayman launched a public education initiative spotlighting native species and habitats under threat. Young Innovators: Cayman’s robotics team earned a place among the top five in an international innovation category with DumpDefender, an autonomous vehicle designed to spot landfill fire hazards. Tech Economy: Cayman Enterprise City says 500 businesses now operate in its Special Economic Zone, supporting growth in high-value industries and local career opportunities. Regional Technology: Caribbean cloud provider Cloud Carib marked 15 years, with a focus on data security, sovereign cloud and AI services.
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