The executive director of the Caribbean's leading disaster management agency has commended Antigua and Barbuda's newly adopted five-year resilience framework, describing it as a critical roadmap for safeguarding lives and livelihoods across the twin-island nation.
According to Antigua Observer, Caribbean Disaster Emergency Management Agency (CDEMA) Executive Director Elizabeth Riley delivered the praise at the formal signing of the country's Country Work Programme, an event attended by senior government officials.
Riley's remarks signal strong regional endorsement of Antigua and Barbuda's structured approach to disaster preparedness and climate resilience. The Country Work Programme outlines the nation's priorities and commitments in partnership with CDEMA over the five-year period ahead.
