The first session, “Next-Gen Agriculture Leaders: Fueling Change … Transforming the Sector,” crackled with energy as young voices unpacked bold strategies for a climate-proofed future. “The future of food security rests in the hands of those who dare to dream, lead, and DO,” captured the post-session buzz, echoing CCRAF’s push for actionable youth empowerment. Yet, with food imports gobbling $50 million yearly and youth unemployment at 25%, events like CWA2025 aren’t fluff—they’re lifelines. As CWA2025 wraps, the message lingers: St. Kitts-Nevis’ agri-revival isn’t inherited—it’s ignited by those willing to till the future. Local youth groups are already buzzing about follow-up agri-hackathons; join the soil-to-sea movement at upcoming Ministry Open Days.