AGP Executive Report
Last update: 18 minutes agoHIV Funding Pressure in Togo: Togo spent CFA19.37 billion on HIV programs in 2025, with international partners covering 86.44%—and as support declines, the country is preparing a 56 billion CFA request to the Global Fund for 2027–2029 to keep HIV, TB and malaria services running. Flood Relief for Health and Hygiene: After torrential rains on June 28–29, 2026, Togo allocated over CFA1 billion for relief to 26,603 people in 7,306 households, including hygiene kits, household supplies, and CFA40,000 cash transfers plus earlier emergency medical support. Local Pharma and Health Sovereignty: Do Pharma’s managing director, Frédéric DOVI-AKUE, highlights the company’s role in producing intravenous solutions in Avéta to reduce dependence on imports and strengthen regional health supply. Cross-Border Health Access Concerns: A Togolese border experience raises questions about how ECOWAS free-movement protocols are applied at Ghana’s eastern border—an issue that can affect travel, access to care, and everyday safety. Community Health Support via Culture: The Asogli Teza (Yam Festival) in Ho (Aug 12–Oct 4) includes a health walk and screening exercise alongside other community activities.
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