AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoWater & Public Health: CAMWATER held a transformation meeting in Yaounde (July 21–24) focused on measurable service delivery, linking safer drinking water to public health, education and economic activity, with projects like SEWASH and Programme-for-Results aimed at expanding production and distribution. Health System Access: Cameroon extended the RGPH-4 population and housing census for a second time, giving enumerators more time (Aug 1–Sep 15) to reach households and farms—an important step for planning health and social services. Community Resilience: SUHUCAM’s climate-smart support in Ngoketunjia trained farmers on banana propagation (PIF technique) to protect livelihoods amid pests and erratic weather. Global HIV Funding Watch: UNAIDS warns that HIV funding cuts are already disrupting prevention, testing and community-led treatment services, risking a reversal of decades of progress. Public Health Researcher Detention (Global): Cameroonian Johns Hopkins researcher Fatima Ameaka was detained by U.S. ICE while boarding a domestic flight, then released after days in custody; her lawyer says she had valid work authorization and a pending asylum case. Security & Health Risks: ISS reports Boko Haram is increasingly relying on Cameroonian commanders, strengthening attacks and extortion in Cameroon’s Far North—raising risks for civilians’ safety and access to care.
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