AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoPeacebuilding & Conflict Risk: South Sudan MPs signed a church-facilitated Declaration of Peace and Cessation of War, backed by HWPL, aiming to prevent conflict and push peaceful dispute resolution. Drought & Food Security: In Eastern Equatoria’s Imehejek, prolonged drought is driving crop failure and displacement, with families abandoning farms and relying on wild foods. Early Action for Climate Shocks: WFP and the government launched South Sudan’s first drought anticipatory action plan, using cash transfers and early warning support for 65,000 people in Budi and Kapoeta North. Wildlife Protection: Wildlife authorities in Juba seized two warthogs kept illegally at a private home, warning residents that protected animals can’t be kept as pets without permission. Public Health & Clean Cities: Aweil East youth kicked off a 15-day “patriotism” clean-up campaign to improve sanitation and reduce health risks in urban centres. Livestock & Rangelands: The government plans to expand veterinary services nationwide, linking animal health, rangeland management, and pastoralism to food security and markets. Waste & Environment: Juba City Council consulted hotels on a proposed waste fee hike, with an argument that the real opportunity is turning waste into reusable resources instead of open dumping.
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