AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoClimate-linked disease risk: FAO and IGAD warn that El Niño rains and flooding could raise Rift Valley fever risk in the Comoros, though the country is assessed as lower risk than several East African states. They urge stronger surveillance and preparedness. Climate plan: The Comoros’ updated climate pledge targets emissions cuts of 14–57% by 2035, depending on external support. Plans include reforesting 8,000 hectares and restoring mangroves, with full implementation estimated to cost $6.6 billion by 2030. Malaria prevention: A regional report cites below-standard insecticide spraying coverage in the Comoros as a factor in rising malaria cases across Southern Africa.
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