AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoDevelopment Partnerships: PM Matthew Wale urged Solomon Islands’ development partners to align support with national priorities and deliver measurable results, citing SBD$8.8b contributed by partners between 2016-2021 and highlighting reforms under the GREAT Coalition. Flood Preparedness: Fiji’s Ba Catchment was picked for a Pacific pilot on impact-based flood forecasting, as regional training strengthens flood early warning systems across the Pacific. Maritime Security & Borders: Australia officially opened the Western Border Outpost in the Shortland Islands, bringing RSIPF, customs, immigration and biosecurity under one roof to boost border management and maritime security. IUU Fishing Crackdown: Operation Island Chief 2026 flagged 16 vessels of interest and apprehended four, with surveillance across 27.5m sq km and referrals to national authorities. Land & Revenue Digital Push: MLHS is exploring an Integrated Land Information System to modernise government land records and improve land revenue collection. Energy Progress: The Tina River Hydropower TBM was named “Rotima,” and Parliament heard the project remains on track for commissioning in Feb 2028. Health System Support: WHO reaffirmed its commitment to strengthen Solomon Islands’ health system, including primary care, digital health and key disease programmes.
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