AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoHealth Security: Health ministers in Botswana, Mauritania, Niger, Nigeria and Togo adopted an eight-year WHO Regional Strategy for Health Security and Emergencies (2022–2030), aiming to strengthen prevention, diagnostics and treatment for public health emergencies. Maternal Health: UNFPA says maternal mortality won’t fall without fixing health system weaknesses, social inequalities and financing gaps, stressing a multi-sector approach beyond the health sector alone. Tobacco Control: Public health advocates met in Lagos for ATIM’s Tobacco Industry Monitoring and Policy Research training to better detect and counter tobacco industry interference in policy. Digital Health Connectivity (Togo): Togo revised radio-frequency fees to support new satellite services and expand connectivity, with expected benefits for sectors including health and rural coverage. UN Support in Togo: The UN system mobilized $53.6m in 2025 to reach over 1.2m people in Togo, including progress on malaria vaccination, neonatal care and school meal programs. Border Health Needs: Ghana–Togo border communities renewed calls for better roads and healthcare after a boundary commission assessment in Oti Region.
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