AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoCulture: Solomon Islands film team BigEye won the inaugural 48-hour Pacific film challenge with Our Culture Matters, earning a place in a Hawai‘i filmmaking masterclass. Community Safety: Bloody Ridge residents east of Honiara received crime-prevention, first-aid and self-defence training through a partnership between China’s police liaison team and the RSIPF. Health: Naha Birthing and Urban Health Centre has begun round-the-clock services, with more than 8,400 people receiving care in its first six weeks; a mobile clinic also brought reproductive health services to five North Malaita communities. Climate: Prime Minister Matthew Wale told Pacific leaders the crisis is already harming Solomon Islands communities, while the country pledged US$1.1 million to the Pacific Resilience Facility, which remains US$320 million short of its target. Skills and Services: Three SINU students completed construction internships on Seghe Market, and solar systems are now installed at schools in Central and Temotu provinces.
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