AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoPhoenix Species Project: The Bezos Earth Fund’s Phoenix Species Project will fund recovery for 100 critically endangered species, including Madagascar’s golden-crowned sifaka, with local NGOs set to reconnect fragmented dry forests. Biodiversity Science: A 12-year study has described seven new “diamond frog” species in Madagascar, but warns most are already at risk—highlighting how much hidden diversity still needs protection. Ocean Protection: Madagascar is among six African countries backing a precautionary pause on deep-sea mining at the International Seabed Authority, citing major science and governance gaps. SADC Integration: SADC leaders push for more self-reliance and easier border trade, while climate shocks and conflict aftershocks keep pressure on the region’s resilience plans. Energy & Resources: Madagascar moves to end private monopoly control over fuel imports, with government procurement aimed at stronger energy security. Conservation Tourism & Local Economy: Rainbow Tours adds new twin-centre Madagascar itineraries, with wildlife-focused pages and community charity donations tied to bookings. Agroecology Momentum: Experts say agroecology demand across Africa is outpacing public research, finance, and training systems needed to scale it sustainably.
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