AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoIndigenous Health: Rarotonga hosted the INIHKD gathering, bringing about 650 delegates together as Te Whāriki researchers shared work on Indigenous wellbeing and community resilience. Youth Wellbeing: Sixty Aitutaki students completed marine conservation activities, including water-safety training and lagoon research. Drug Prevention: Prime Minister Mark Brown says agencies are working together to respond to concerns about hard drugs reaching the Cook Islands. Climate and Water: A new regional programme aims to mobilise more than US$1 billion to protect essential services, including water supplies, from rising seas and storms. El Niño is also increasing water scarcity risks in the Southern Cook Islands, while the Northern Cooks have had more rain. Emergency Readiness: A letter following Cyclone Wati calls for clear, accessible warnings and health guidance on safe water, sanitation and mosquito risks to reach every household.
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