AGP Executive Report
Last update: 34 minutes agoECOWAS Recruitment: ECOWAS has opened recruitment for qualified nationals across 12 member states, with vacancies in areas like health, finance, energy, legal affairs, agriculture, environment and natural resources—plus a warning that it charges no recruitment fees. School Feeding for Jobs and Farms: Sierra Leone’s Minister Chernor Bah says locally sourced school meals can boost learning while creating markets for farmers and jobs for youth, linking hunger directly to education outcomes. Community Health Expansion (EpiC): The U.S.-funded EpiC programme is strengthening outbreak-ready community healthcare in remote Sierra Leone districts, equipping workers to diagnose and treat malaria, pneumonia and diarrhoea and improving zoonotic disease surveillance. Women’s Climate Justice: A Women’s Climate Assembly in Cameroon will unite women across West and Central Africa to push climate justice and reparations, focusing on land, forests, water and community-led solutions. SME Finance Push (ITC & Access Bank): ITC and Access Bank launched a three-year SME partnership across 14 countries including Sierra Leone, starting with a Ghana pilot to expand financing, market access and skills. Sierra Leone–Morocco Roadmap: Sierra Leone and Morocco agreed a structured roadmap to deepen cooperation on trade, agriculture, fertiliser, water management, fisheries, mining and capacity building. UNGA Climate & AI Talk: President Bio used the UN General Assembly to call for greater developing-country voice on AI and climate action, citing coastal risks in Sierra Leone.
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