AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoOcean Biodiversity: Togo backed Xiamen’s bid to host the High Seas Treaty secretariat, which would support marine conservation and developing countries’ participation in ocean governance. Animal Health: Ministers from seven West African countries adopted regional plans in Lomé to improve disease surveillance and coordinate responses, including under a One Health approach. Ecological Action: Sisters of Our Lady of Apostles are planting trees, tending gardens and raising poultry in communities including Agou and Sokodé, amid rising heat, flooding and soil degradation. Urban Resilience: Architect Rodolphe Tchakpala says Lomé needs climate-conscious building, with better ventilation, shading and drainage as the city expands and faces flood risks. Soils and Farming: Togolese cotton farmers are rebuilding soils and reducing pest treatments. Forest Restoration: Togo plans a national database to support forest landscape restoration.
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