AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoMarine Conservation: Mozambique joined nine other Nairobi Convention parties in adopting 15 regional decisions on ocean pollution and coastal protection, including plans for plastic waste, marine pollution emergencies, mangroves, seagrass and critical habitats. Experts say the test now is turning pledges into national laws, budgets and enforcement. Climate Finance: $47 million has been raised to support Mozambique’s response to climate change. Wildlife: Rare shark and orca sightings off Mozambique’s coast have prompted questions about a possible link to El Niño, though no cause is established. Cross-Border Pollution: On the Haroni River, which marks part of the Zimbabwe–Mozambique border, residents accuse miners of polluting the water with machinery oil and damaging river ecology.
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