AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoTrust Fund: Tuvalu has limited control over fossil-fuel investments held through its national trust fund, documents obtained by AFP say. The fund’s managers report cutting the portfolio’s carbon footprint by 42% between 2020 and 2025, but its broad investments make specific preferences difficult to enforce. Regional Security: Solomon Islands police returned from a Tuvalu deployment linked to PRE-COP31, where their drone unit conducted venue surveillance and security assessments. Climate Action: Justice and Foreign Affairs Minister Simon Kofe says climate change is already threatening Tuvalu, whose average elevation is about two metres above sea level. Resilience: Tuvalu is among nine countries set to receive mobile emergency-alert technology through a US$1.2 million regional programme, and one of 14 Pacific nations covered by a US$250 million climate-resilience grant.
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