AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoPatient Voice in Care: WAHO has launched Health Service User Support Centres in Benin, The Gambia and Togo, with the Lomé launch on 21 August 2026, giving patients a dignified place to report problems, seek guidance, and access dialogue and mediation to improve care quality and safety. Clean Cooking for Health: Togo signed a CFAF 4.7 billion (about $8.5m) financing deal to scale improved cookstoves nationwide, aiming to cut household smoke from firewood and charcoal while protecting forests and improving health; about 107,000 households already received stoves under the pilot. Workplace Malaria Gaps: A CAMA survey across 10 West African countries (including Togo) found 62% of workers get no malaria prevention support from employers, urging companies to move from awareness to real workplace protection. Togo Cotton Push: Togo’s 2026–2027 cotton season is ahead of plan, with planted acreage at 115,980 hectares (110.5% of target), as the sector targets higher output through fertilizer support and improved yields. Health System Financing: A report says Togolese banks lost CFAF 20.5 billion in 2025 after regulator-ordered cleanup of problem loans, even as banking income and operating profit rose—risk costs drove the deficit.
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