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University of Guam receives $4M for Blue Economy Innovation Center

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 1
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Lawmakers debated a proposal to appropriate $20 million in excess Section 30 revenues to Guam Memorial Hospital Authority and the University of Guam. The University of Guam was allocated $4 million to establish its Blue Economy Innovation Center at the Fadian Hatchery. This funding is part of a larger bill that also provides $15.9 million to Guam Memorial Hospital Authority for an Electronic Health Records system.

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Why it matters

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The innovation center aims to build local capacity for the aquaculture industry in Guam. According to reports, this effort could supply a quarter of Guam’s seafood demand and create approximately 100 jobs.

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Who's involved

  • University of GuamRecipient of $4 million to establish the Blue Economy Innovation Center
  • GuamLocation where the innovation center will operate and industry capacity will be built
  • Frank AguonPolitician involved in the legislative debate over the funding

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