AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoCoastal Resilience in Togo: The Rotary Club of Lomé Zenith, with the People Planet and Peace Foundation, has planted mangroves along Aneho’s coastline to help curb flooding, coastal erosion, storms and mudslides, while supporting wider climate-change adaptation efforts. Coastal Protection Works: A World Bank inspection in Aneho under the WACA-ResIP programme reviewed progress on filling abandoned lagoon channels and building groynes; 14 of 22 groynes along a seven-kilometre stretch have been completed and handed over, alongside sand dredging and beach replenishment. Forest Restoration Funding: FAO Togo has opened a call for proposals for forest restoration in the Plateaux region (Kloto, Agou, Danyi, Amou and Kpélé) under AFR100, offering small grants (3–8.5 million CFA) and medium grants (up to 28 million CFA) for up to 12 months, with applications due June 19, 2026. Local Planning for 2026–2031: Togo’s roadmap steering committee met Greater Lomé municipal authorities to gather proposals for the 2026–2031 policy plan, building on the 2020–2025 implementation results and focusing on “Protect, Unite and Transform.” Roads and Development Oversight: The Abu Dhabi Fund for Development reported strong implementation momentum, including 92% completion on the Sokodé–Bassar road rehabilitation in Togo.
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