AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoConstituency Delivery: Shortland Islands MP Isikeli Vave Jnr says his office has finished the 2025 Constituency Development Programme, distributing a record $5m across productive, essential services, cross-sector and social projects, including boats and engines. Climate Governance: PM Matthew Wale used the 5th Pacific Climate Change Conference in Honiara to push climate finance as “justice, not charity,” and promised legislation, budgeting, enforcement and reporting to make village-level improvements real. Weather & Early Warning: Pacific Ministers wrapped up PMMM-4 with renewed backing for Weather Ready Pacific, aiming to strengthen weather, climate, ocean and water services and multi-hazard early warning. Public Finance & Skills: The Central Bank of Solomon Islands launched its next National Financial Services Demand Side Survey to update financial inclusion policy, while the Institute of Solomon Islands Accountants opened its annual congress on building a workforce that leads and protects public trust. Energy for Health: Malaita clinics received new solar power systems via a Solomon Islands–Australia–UNICEF partnership to improve reliable care, including vaccine cold-chain and maternal services. Infrastructure & Transport: MID says Honiara’s main market and magistrate bus bays are set to return to their original locations as remaining road works near completion. Maritime Accountability: The MV Anjeanette marine inquiry continues in Honiara, examining operations, emergency response and compliance after the July fire.
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