AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoOcean Watch: Palau has deployed its first two Spotter buoys in Ngarchelong and Koror lagoons, making live wave and sea-temperature data available to researchers and the public. Worker Protection: Palau remains Tier 2 in the latest U.S. trafficking report. Victim identification has improved, but there were no prosecutions for a third straight year, and the country still lacks a dedicated victim shelter. Palauan Culture: The 20th Palau Pledge Dive Camp paired scuba training with traditional navigation, food-growing practices and marine conservation, connecting young people with their heritage and the ocean. Women’s Leadership: A new Pacific analysis notes that women hold traditional authority in Palau, yet remain underrepresented in political leadership across the region. Community Journalism: Pacific journalists, including Palauans, can apply for one of six US$2,500 grants to investigate corruption and accountability.
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