AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoAgroecology for cleaner Seychelles waters: A two-year project, “Diffusion of Agroecology to Reduce the Risk of Pollution and Erosion from Agricultural Origin on Seychelles Waters,” ran from Sept 2024 to Aug 2026, bringing farmers and educators together to push sustainable farming and cut farm-linked pollution and soil erosion. Renewables push: Seychelles met the International Solar Alliance to strengthen cooperation on solar PV and renewable energy adoption, aligning with the country’s transition priorities. Solar and energy cooperation: The same ISA partnership talks focused on practical ways to speed up solar PV uptake in Seychelles. Seychelles–Russia ties via culture: “Under One Sun” opened in Victoria, with Russian and Seychellois artists creating plein-air works around Venn’s Town and Sans Souci, spotlighting local nature and landscapes for international audiences. Tourism demand signal: Expedia reports Praslin (Seychelles) searches up 80% year over year, showing growing interest in island getaways. Eco-tourism rankings: U.S. News & World Report lists Seychelles as the top global eco-tourism destination, reinforcing the islands’ conservation-and-nature appeal. Maritime sustainability interest: A Seychelles parliamentary delegation visited Mumbai’s cruise terminal and discussed port infrastructure, including sustainability initiatives. Wildlife and climate note: Warming seas are linked to octopus moving into British waters, a reminder of how climate shifts can reshape marine ecosystems. Local learning visit: Grand Anse Praslin teachers travelled to Mahé for professional development and cross-curricular learning activities.
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