AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoCivil Society: Australia has awarded new grants to five Solomon Islands organisations working on youth leadership, women’s empowerment, disability inclusion and family wellbeing, building on about SBD$17 million in support over three years. Constitutional Reform: A government retreat has advanced plans to curb political instability, including tighter rules on no-confidence motions and party defections. Separately, MPs have questioned the policy basis for citizenship amendments, with Jeremiah Manele warning that past riots should not be used to justify changes. Cyclone Recovery: The National Disaster Council says materials for 20 houses in Gizo are secured, but no money has yet been drawn from the SBD$75 million Maila recovery fund. It says assistance is expected within two months as transparency concerns persist. Tax Information Case: Police have charged a suspended Inland Revenue team leader over the alleged unauthorised disclosure of taxpayer information; the Taskforce Janus investigation continues. Nature Protection: Solomon Islands has reaffirmed support for the Commonwealth Nature Initiative, launched with US$202 million in initial funding for conservation and climate resilience.
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