AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoFreetown’s Green Push: Mayor Yvonne Aki-Sawyerr welcomed a World Bank-backed initiative to support city sanitation and urban greening, aiming for cleaner, greener communities. Leicester Peak: An opinion piece calls for officials to explain why the newly commissioned attraction is not consistently open to the public, questioning whether the investment is benefiting residents and visitors. Waste Skills: Sierra Leonean institutions are among partners developing postgraduate programmes in waste management, with practical training in waste reduction and recycling. Climate-Smart Farming: In Pujehun, a World Bank-supported project has established three greenhouses for habanero pepper production, intended to strengthen food security and rural livelihoods. Safer Local Projects: Pujehun District Council screened four planned health and education projects for environmental and social risks, including provisions for waste management, sanitation and solar power.
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