AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoWildlife & Aviation Safety: Cameroon’s Civil Aviation Authority met with ministries and airport stakeholders to cut wildlife strike risks, citing 656 incidents (2019–June 2026) and major damage at Douala and Yaoundé airports. Sustainable Cocoa & Traceability: ONCC and Germany’s Cooko signed a new three-year cocoa traceability deal in Douala, promising first-mile mapping and geospatial monitoring, but without published targets or results from the 2021 phase. EU–Cameroon SME Push: Cameroon and the EU plan stronger cooperation on financing, digitalization and value chains for local SMEs, building on June agreements worth about CFAF 37.16bn. Urban Resilience & Waste: A new focus on smart waste management is highlighted as a practical way to reduce urban flooding by keeping drains clear—relevant for cities like Douala. Land Restoration Financing: Cameroon seeks AfDB and IsDB support to restore over 12 million hectares of degraded land by 2030, linking restoration to climate resilience and food security. Clean-up Volunteers: Cameroon delegates joined an international lake clean-up in Russia, collecting 22 cubic metres of waste and promoting cross-border environmental action. Far North Budget Clarity: Reporting flags a 4.8-point gap in PSRDREN 2025 budget execution rates (59% vs 63.8%) with unclear calculation bases. Ndolle City Deal: A €5bn agreement sets Ndolle City in Littoral as a sustainable 1,000+ hectare new town project, aiming to ease pressure on Douala.
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