AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoForest Governance & Climate Policy: A new study warns that while countries including Cameroon are aligning forestry rules with global climate and biodiversity deals, weak coordination, limited funding and “silos” are leaving implementation uneven on the ground. Toxic Paint Controls: IPEN is urging Cameroon and other countries to push lead chromates into the Rotterdam Convention’s Prior Informed Consent system to curb lead exposure risks for children. Water Security for the Lake Chad Basin: The EU and Germany launched LACHAWAMA, a €11.25m regional water management push to strengthen shared water governance, climate resilience and stability across the basin. Biodiversity Beyond Parks: Scientists argue Africa’s conservation target of protecting 30% of land won’t work if wildlife is only managed inside protected areas—many species survive in community-managed landscapes, including parts of Cameroon. Inclusive Education in Cameroon: A national “We Ring The Bell” campaign (May 29–Sept 30) calls for better financing and access for children with disabilities, linking education to sustainable development action. Cameroon Environment Policy in Focus: Yaoundé hosted regional training on post-crisis assessments, with environment and recovery planning built into skills for government and partners.
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