AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoEU–Agriculture Trade: Sierra Leone has been named the EU’s third-largest supplier of organic cocoa, with the EU Ambassador Jacek Jankowski pointing to cocoa as a key bridge between Sierra Leone’s farmers and European demand, while urging more EU investment to boost jobs and sustainable development. Climate Justice: A landmark case is being heard at the African Court on Human and Peoples’ Rights on states’ duties to protect people from the climate crisis, arguing that a safe, stable climate is essential for human rights. Climate Finance & Farming Resilience: The Ministry of Agriculture and Food Security, with UNCDF support and EU backing, is pushing agricultural insurance policy work to help farmers manage production risks under the Feed Salone agenda. Education & Access: Sierra Leone’s push for a Centralized Admissions System is getting technical support from Nigeria’s JAMB, aimed at making tertiary admissions more transparent and technology-driven. Sports Development: SLFA and FIFA have started a three-day review of Sierra Leone’s amateur football structures, focusing on grassroots and non-elite football systems. Mining & Communities: The Court of Appeal has dismissed Octea Mining’s appeal, clearing the way for residents in Kono District (MAPO) to continue a case alleging environmental and social harm.
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