AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoCholera Alert: UNICEF says cholera is accelerating across West and Central Africa, with active outbreaks in Nigeria, DRC, Cameroon, Chad and CAR—driven by flooding, unsafe water and population movement, and putting millions of children at risk. Humanitarian Food Support: Japan has pledged CFAF708 million (about CFAF708m) via WFP to fund food assistance for over 13,000 refugees and internally displaced people in Adamawa and Far North, as Cameroon faces widespread acute food insecurity. Local Healthcare Access: Cameroon’s GWAGS and CAMESA partnership is helping close rural healthcare gaps in Nguti, while other community initiatives in Eyang report support reaching more than 100 patients. Policy & Health Costs: Cameroon’s EPA tariff cuts with the EU/UK reduce customs duties on vehicles, fuel and cement by 70%, a move that could affect the cost of health-related supplies and services. Health & Safety: Cameroon’s cholera spread is also linked to shared rivers and trade routes, underscoring the need for faster cross-border water and sanitation action.
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