AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoHealthy Schools: The Cook Islands’ mandatory Healthy School Policy will take effect in 2027, banning unhealthy canteen foods and setting nutrition standards to help tackle rising non-communicable diseases among children. Women’s Health: New equipment at Rarotonga Hospital’s gynaecology clinic, including a colposcopy machine, is expected to strengthen cervical cancer screening, improve diagnosis and reduce waiting times. Climate and Health: Pacific officials warn a strong El Niño could worsen drought and pressure water and other essential services. The Cook Islands is among 14 countries covered by a US$250 million climate-resilience grant for infrastructure and critical services. Island Hospitals: Work to strengthen Mauke Hospital includes roof and rainwater-system upgrades, emergency storage, accessible bathroom improvements and solar infrastructure.
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