AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoAviation & Trade: Cameroon is forming inter-ministerial expert teams to assess Libya’s proposal for a direct Tripoli–Yaoundé air route, aiming to boost regional connectivity and economic cooperation. Biodiversity & Rewilding: Niger has reintroduced eight North African ostriches into the wild at the Gadabedji Biosphere Reserve after the species vanished from the country in 2004, supported by captive breeding and habitat restoration. Climate Risk: A new model warns that super El Niño could drive up heat deaths, with Nigeria, Sudan, Niger and Chad among the hardest hit in the Sahel belt. Nature Conservation & Research: On World Gorilla Day, new findings highlight how gorillas in Cameroon can adapt and form complex social lives—while conservation remains under pressure. Forests & Food Exports: Cameroon is stepping up cocoa compliance for the EU’s deforestation rules, working on legality and deforestation-free production ahead of the December 30, 2026 deadline. Urban Resilience: The World Bank’s CFAF 120bn Sustainable Cities project pushes for faster road and drainage works in Douala and Yaoundé to improve climate-resilient infrastructure. Youth & Climate Policy: Cameroon’s LCOY 2026 ended with a National Youth Statement feeding into COP31 priorities, focusing on climate education, energy transitions and access to climate finance.
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