AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoHurricane Watch: Belize has avoided a direct hurricane strike so far this season, but the threat continues through November 30, and residents are urged to stay prepared. Placencia Erosion: Village leaders warn that worsening beach loss, aggravated by sargassum, threatens tourism and livelihoods. They are seeking government support for restoration. El Niño Readiness: Belize joined regional talks on preparing for the 2026–27 El Niño, which could bring drought, water shortages and agricultural losses. Coastal Resilience: A newly approved US$44 million regional climate project includes Belize, with grants for community-led efforts such as mangrove restoration, sustainable fisheries and climate-resilient agriculture. Marine Stewardship: Belize is advancing regional cooperation on fisheries and aquaculture, while its Sustainable Ocean Plan aims to balance marine conservation, economic activity and community needs. Forest Recovery: Around 160 volunteers planted trees in Machaca Forest Reserve to help restore degraded land.
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