AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoSanitation & Public Health: A sewage pipe burst at Lomé’s Gnassingbé Eyadéma International Airport turned the terminal into a contamination scene, with passengers reportedly sprayed by fecal sludge and emergency teams responding after the infrastructure failure. Health Financing & Access: In Togo, insured patients using private facilities must temporarily pay upfront after the Association of Private Physicians suspended third-party payment from Sept. 28–30, while Universal Health Insurance coverage via INAM and CNSS continues. Disaster Response: Hohoe floods have largely receded, but 5,336 people were displaced across 10 communities; NADMO reports no damage to schools or health facilities and says relief items and insect repellents were provided. Primary Care Support: WHO backed Ghana’s Free Primary Health Care rollout in the Upper East, pledging support for vulnerable groups and cross-border health collaboration with Burkina Faso and Togo. Nutrition & Safety: WHO also called for targeted healthcare support for vulnerable communities in Ghana’s Upper East, highlighting border-linked health risks.
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