AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoClean Cooking & Health: Togo signed a CFAF 4.7 billion (about $8.5m) financing deal to scale improved cookstoves nationwide, aiming to cut firewood and charcoal use while improving household health; about 107,000 households already received stoves under the pilot, with expansion planned up to 2032. Workplace Malaria Prevention: A West Africa survey for World Mosquito Day found 62% of workers get no malaria prevention support from employers, with many rating company commitment “fair” or “poor,” urging workplaces to treat malaria prevention as part of health and risk planning. Togo Cotton Push: Togo’s 2026-2027 cotton season is ahead of plan, with planted acreage reaching 115,980 hectares (110.5% of target), as the sector targets higher seed cotton output supported by fertilizer subsidies. CNDS Social Dialogue: Togo’s National Social Dialogue Council (CNDS) reconvened to strengthen how it prevents and resolves labor disputes, noting pressures from climate change, tech shifts, and changing demographics—issues that also affect health and community stability. Banking Health (Indirect): A report says Togolese banks posted a CFAF 20.5 billion loss in 2025 after regulators forced a cleanup of problem loans, a reminder that financial stress can ripple into services, including health systems.
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