AGP Executive Report
Last update: 35 minutes agoDigital Access: Timor-Leste provider VORAKAI is bringing internet to six FOKUPERS sites, including safe houses, a children’s refuge and a preschool, supporting access to education, case management and help for people facing violence. Wildlife Research: A study drawing on more than two decades of fieldwork estimates only 100–500 Timor green pigeons remain in the wild, mainly around Nino Konis Santana National Park. Researchers say hunting is driving the decline and are working with local communities on conservation. Energy Modelling: Timor-Leste representatives joined regional training in energy-demand analysis and system modelling as ERIA and Japan’s IEEJ prepare the ASEAN Energy Outlook 2027. Greater Sunrise: Woodside agreed to sell its stake in the gas project to state-owned TIMOR GAP for up to US$200 million, a move that could give Timor-Leste a larger role in developing the long-delayed resource. AI and Jobs: Timor-Leste’s leader has called for closer examination of how artificial intelligence could affect employment.
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