AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoHuman Rights: UN experts urged India to end excessive force against peaceful protesters and called for an independent investigation, citing reports of beatings, assembly bans and digital surveillance. Climate: The UN says current policies could drive warming to 2.8°C this century; rapid emissions cuts could limit the peak to 1.7–1.8°C. Food Security: Nearly 19.2 million Afghans could face acute hunger by April, including five million at emergency levels, as aid services face funding cuts. Public Health: Africa CDC appealed for global support to contain Ebola after Nigeria confirmed its first case in Abuja. Humanitarian Aid: A $500,000 UNICEF partnership will support water and nutrition services for about 223,000 people in Gaza, including children. Local Governance: Liberia is studying Rwanda’s decentralization and public-finance systems to strengthen local institutions and improve services beyond the capital.
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