AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoUN Reprisals Watch: A new UN report warns that people cooperating with UN human rights work face intimidation and digital surveillance, urging states to stop reprisals and protect civil society. CEMAC–IMF Pathway: BEAC says talks with the IMF could clear the way for new regional programs, with a December 2026 target for completing a suspended regional review. Deforestation-Free Farming Finance: Cameroon’s agribusinesses are set to receive nearly CFA14 billion via CAFI/IDH support to help companies access investment for deforestation-free value chains. Hydropower Funding Push: Cameroon’s 500 MW Kikot-Mbebe dam draws 50+ financiers, but the project cost still has a major CFA748 billion gap between published estimates. Inland Fish Boost (PROFIP): Cameroon and JICA’s PROFIP reports 98% work-plan completion, with inland fish farming scaling toward 2027 targets. Waste-to-Energy Moves Ahead: Thermosun signs a framework deal with IRGM to support research and waste characterization for a CFAF500bn waste-to-energy project. Port Pollution Concern: Volunteers report renewed shoreline contamination linked to a fuel leak near the port of Taman in the Black Sea region. Garoua Port Rehab: PAD and Garoua authorities review legal and management arrangements for rehabilitating the river port. Eco-Feminist Storytelling for Land Restoration: JVE Cameroon trains women-led climate advocates, aiming to rehabilitate 3,000 hectares of degraded land.
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