AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoEl Niño Preparedness: Kenya Met and ASAL officials are pushing early warning and early action ahead of the OND rains, including hotspot mapping and calls for people in flood-prone corridors to relocate before peak downpours. City Resilience: Nairobi’s El Niño readiness is getting a boost after the city ranked among the world’s most climate-resilient, with multi-agency efforts targeting flood-prone areas. Wildlife Under Threat: A new global report warns that 1 in 9 migratory birds face extinction, with declines driven by farming intensification, hunting, pollution, invasive species and global heating. Public Health & AMR: Experts are urging stronger funding and coordination to curb antimicrobial resistance, citing thousands of deaths linked to drug-resistant infections. Livestock Traceability: Agriculture CS Mutahi Kagwe launched electronic livestock identification in Isiolo to improve traceability for local and export markets. Healthcare Access: Kakamega hospitals received oxygen equipment under an “Oxygen as a Service” push, while Batuk’s outreach brought care to 3,900 Laikipia residents. Food Prices: Potato prices jumped in Chuka as weather reduced supply and transport costs rose. Blue Economy Jobs: Bandari Maritime Academy advertised 29 vacancies, supporting skills for a sustainable blue economy.
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