AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoWater Security in Moroni: Comoros’ capital is facing a deepening water crisis as ageing infrastructure fails, pushing residents into long queues and costly private deliveries. Climate Hazards in the Southwest Indian Ocean: A regional outlook warns El Niño-linked conditions could bring multiple hazards—drought and water stress in the south, flooding and landslides in wetter areas, and island states facing extreme heat, heavy rain, marine impacts and cyclone risk. Fisheries Under Pressure: A World Bank study says Comoros’ small-scale fisheries are highly vulnerable to climate change, with accelerating coastal erosion and urgent coral bleaching risks threatening fish habitats and livelihoods. Fuel Smuggling Risks in the Caribbean: The U.S. Coast Guard, working with Mexico, intercepted the Comoros-flagged M/V Grace suspected of “dark fleet” tactics, finding large fuel quantities in ballast tanks—an environmental hazard tied to potential oil spills. Safeguards for Development Projects: AfDB and OPEC Fund strengthened environmental and social safeguards training, including biodiversity and resettlement issues, with Comoros among participating countries. UN Climate and Water Priorities: UAE’s UNGA engagement highlighted climate action and sustainable water solutions, including meetings with Comoros President Azali Assoumani. Regional Security Meets Environment: Uganda’s upcoming conference on military operations beyond war will include “environmental security” and natural resources management among its agenda items.
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