AGP Executive Report
Last update: 20 minutes agoBiodiversity: EPA-SL is using the COP17 summit in Armenia to seek funding and technical partnerships for Sierra Leone’s conservation priorities, including marine protection and sustainable natural-resource management. Early Warnings: A new 2026–2031 plan aims to improve forecasts and warnings as floods, landslides, droughts and coastal hazards threaten lives and livelihoods. Coastal Pressure: Mahera Beach loses nearly 50,000 cubic metres of sand each year, damaging coastal ecosystems and tourism. Women who depend on the trade face a difficult choice between income and conservation. Food and Health: The Agriculture Ministry is calling for responsible use of medicines and stronger disease monitoring to tackle antimicrobial resistance, which threatens animal and human health as well as food security. Cleaner Transport: UNDP and local partners are training 100 young people in electric-vehicle operations, ahead of a planned 50-vehicle Sierra Ride fleet in Freetown.
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