AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoWater Services: Sierra Leone’s Guma Valley Water Company is studying Uganda’s water utility to improve distribution, billing and leak detection. The move comes as African civil society groups call for stronger public investment in water and sanitation and warn against putting essential services beyond poor households’ reach. Sustainable Farming: LLDP and SLARI trained livestock farmers in Bombali to grow their own fodder, aiming to improve feed supplies and ease disputes with crop farmers. Urban Trees: Freetown City Council is training 112 people to use a new app to track planted trees, monitor survival and strengthen data for a planned carbon-certified project. Coastal Pressure: Mahera Beach loses nearly 50,000 cubic metres of sand each year. The trade supports local families, including women sellers, but is damaging the coastline and its ecology. Energy Access: Sierra Leone’s Energy Ministry has signed an agreement with Saudi Arabia’s Oil Sustainability Program on sustainable energy access; a related deal will support LPG clean-cooking solutions.
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