AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoCabbage Beach Fence Row: Sierra Leone’s Environment Minister says the Four Seasons Ocean Club Residences developers will comply with an order to remove the controversial fence, after protesters dismantled parts of it and a leader was arrested then released. The dispute has raised alarms over public beach access, safety, and impacts on vendors, with officials citing beach erosion and temporary fencing rules. Solar Waste Push: Sierra Leone is moving toward its first solar waste management pilot after a five-day benchmarking mission to Spain, supported through the EU-funded SOGREA project, to set up systems for end-of-life panels, batteries, and circular-economy handling. Water Supply Funding: Guma Valley Water Company is seeking Le32.5m in FY2027 support to expand and strengthen water services across the Western Area, including new boreholes and key supply interventions. Biodiversity Finance at UNGA: A UNGA nature-and-people event highlights the financing gap for biodiversity goals, with calls for stronger funding to match conservation ambition. Waste Management Education Link: Central University hosted a European delegation to explore a Master’s programme in Waste Management and Circular Economy, aiming to build curriculum and exchange partnerships. Health Systems Upgrade: Sierra Leone’s Health Ministry sent a delegation to India to improve hospital equipment management and biomedical engineering capacity.
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