AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoWater and Health: Dry taps in Lilongwe are pushing families to use unsafe wells, with some residents reporting illness after drinking untreated water. Forests Under Pressure: Power cuts and LPG shortages are driving households back to charcoal, raising fears of faster deforestation as prices soar. El Niño Readiness: Researchers warn that preparations are falling behind: only K163.7 billion of the K488.5 billion needed has been secured, leaving millions exposed to hunger and disruption. Waste Management: Malawi’s growing e-waste problem is compounded by weak coordination, limited recycling and no clear producer-responsibility rules, raising risks for communities and the environment. Conservation: Dzalanyama’s nursery is targeting 11 million seedlings, while delayed fencing in some national parks leaves nearby communities vulnerable to wildlife incursions.
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