AGP Executive Report
Last update: 32 minutes agoAfghanistan Environment & Climate: Afghanistan’s environmental agency chief met Azerbaijan’s ambassador to push support for Afghanistan’s participation in COP31 in Türkiye, stressing regional cooperation and technical expertise on climate and environmental protection. Food Security & Climate Shocks: A UN-backed REACH assessment says malnutrition is rising fast—cases doubled in many surveyed areas over three months—driven by food price spikes, economic hardship, climate shocks, and declining aid, with the sharpest jumps reported in Panjshir, Faryab, and Laghman. Water & Pollution: Baghlan residents are demanding action over Ghori Cement pollution, linking local health and environmental concerns to ongoing emissions and dust impacts. Public Health (Polio): A positive poliovirus environmental sample in Safdarabad triggered a new anti-polio campaign, with officials citing population movement and tightening surveillance and vaccination preparations. Media Freedom & Environment Reporting: Taliban authorities launched a new Sepideh-Dagh Radio in Ghazni as restrictions on media activities continue, shaping how environmental and humanitarian issues can be covered.
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