AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoNature-based resilience: Vanuatu has officially launched new policy tools under the PPIN project to help weave healthy forests, mangroves, reefs and seagrass into national adaptation planning and coastal resilience. Safe water gap: A new global map highlights how safe drinking water is still out of reach for billions, with major inequalities between wealthy and low-income countries. Dengue prevention know-how: A regional push to scale Wolbachia is framed as a shared public good, with success tied to clear roles, mosquito release choices, and strong community involvement. Cyber safety for Pacific health systems: Tonga has joined an INTERPOL cybercrime initiative, and the report flags how small island states—including Vanuatu—remain vulnerable to ransomware, scams and phishing. El Niño health risks: SPREP urges Pacific communities to prepare early as El Niño is declared underway, warning impacts will vary but can threaten food and water security. Human wellbeing for new parents: A report urges parents struggling with perinatal anxiety and depression to seek free support services. Regional health learning: WHO validated Tunisia’s trachoma elimination, underscoring how long-term primary health care and SAFE strategies can prevent blindness. Vanuatu security pact: Vanuatu agreed to ban foreign military bases and infrastructure in an anti-China pact with Australia, while also coordinating disaster support.
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