AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoNutrition Funding: A World Bank health director says governments across Western and Central Africa still have room to fund nutrition through tax revenues, despite persistent childhood stunting and anemia. Togo received an additional $81 million for health and social programs in December 2025. HIV Response: Togo is nearing UNAIDS targets: 94% of people living with HIV know their status, 93% of those diagnosed are on treatment, and 85% of those treated have suppressed the virus. Preventing mother-to-child transmission and improving prevention for young people remain priorities. Trauma Care: Togo’s first military medical conference in Lomé focused on road injuries, psychological trauma, emergency care and universal health insurance. The military health service also treats civilians through medical campaigns. Food Safety: Togo has approved 46 food standards since 2024 and is preparing to share them with businesses, aiming to improve product safety, quality and consumer protection. Health Training: The University of Datcha is set to welcome its first students in 2026–27, including trainees in biomedical sciences and engineering.
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