AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoHealth Security Strategy: Health ministers in Botswana, Mauritania, Niger, Nigeria and Togo adopted an eight-year WHO-backed plan (2022–2030) to better prevent and respond to public health emergencies, with a focus on stronger routine immunisation, diagnostics and resilient health systems. Maternal Health Financing: UNFPA says maternal mortality won’t fall without fixing health-system gaps, tackling social inequalities and increasing funding, urging a multi-sector approach beyond the health ministry. Togo Digital Connectivity for Health: Togo revised radio-frequency fees to attract satellite operators and expand coverage, aiming to support services in sectors including health—especially where broadband is uneven. Togo UN Support: The UN system in Togo mobilised $53.6m in 2025, reaching 1.2m people, including work on malaria vaccination, neonatal care and school meal programmes. Tobacco Control Training: Public health advocates from across Africa trained in Lagos to better monitor and counter tobacco industry interference in policy, including participants from Togo. Border Health Needs: Border communities in the Ghana–Togo frontier region renewed calls for roads and healthcare after a boundary commission assessment highlighted human security challenges.
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