AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoSafer Streets: At an African transport dialogue in Ghana, delegates—including Sierra Leoneans—called for walking to be given equal priority with motorised transport in city planning, citing safety, health and pollution concerns. Freetown Trees: The City Council is training 112 people to use a new app to locate and monitor planted trees, improve survival tracking and strengthen data for a planned carbon-certified project. Coastal Risk: Sierra Leone’s Mahera Coast is growing more vulnerable as sand becomes more valuable, raising concern about pressure on the shoreline. Water Losses: Guma Valley Water Company is studying Uganda’s approach to detecting leaks, managing meters and reducing water losses. Sustainable Farming: Farmers in Bombali have been trained to grow their own livestock feed, aiming to improve livelihoods and reduce disputes with crop farmers.
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