AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoBeef Supply Push: KALRO is working on improved cattle breeds, better feed and climate-resilient pastures to raise Kenya’s beef output and cut the meat deficit, with the work tied to UNGA81 food systems discussions. Elephant Medicine Clues: Researchers report Mount Elgon elephants may use medicinal plants when sick, based on decades of local expert accounts—though scientists stress it doesn’t prove treatment. Contraception Under Pressure: MSI Reproductive Choices Kenya warns contraceptive supplies are running out after USAID cuts, risking millions losing access ahead of World Contraception Day on Sept 26. Child Nutrition Drive: Health CS Aden Duale says school meals will scale from 2.6 million learners to 10 million by 2030 as Kenya tackles stunting and wasting. Ebola Preparedness Funding: The EAC seeks about $45m to strengthen regional Ebola response, including training, PPE and expanding mobile labs. Emergency Response Tech: AURA says it has surpassed one million emergency activations globally, expanding partnerships to speed help for riders and the public. Fake Pesticides Crackdown: Regulators and security agencies step up action against illegal, unregistered pesticides entering through porous borders. Suicide Law Shift: Kenya’s decriminalisation of attempted suicide is hailed as a milestone, but advocates warn support and care must follow.
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