AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoHealth: Honiara’s Naha Birthing and Urban Health Centre has begun round-the-clock birthing and primary care, six weeks after opening. More than 8,400 people have already received care there, easing pressure on the National Referral Hospital. Community Safety: Residents of Bloody Ridge, east of Honiara, received crime-prevention, self-defence and first-aid training through a programme involving the China Police Liaison Team and RSIPF. Jobs and Skills: Three SINU trainees have completed a six-week construction internship at Seghe Market, gaining practical experience in tiling and site work. Rural Services: Solar power installations are complete at schools in Central and Temotu provinces, with work continuing elsewhere; the wider project aims to reach 100 schools across six provinces. Climate Finance: Solomon Islands has pledged $1.1 million to the Pacific Resilience Facility, which remains US$320 million short of its minimum funding target. Prime Minister Matthew Wale has urged partners to turn climate pledges into support for communities. Market Rules: Honiara City Council says ready-to-eat food vendors must complete safety training and obtain permits by October 12 or risk having their food removed.
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