AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoCOP31: Eswatini backed a global push to expand electrification, while African leaders pressed for climate finance and adaptation commitments in the summit’s draft decision. Climate Cooperation: Eswatini and Bangladesh discussed sharing climate expertise and developing jute products as sustainable alternatives to plastic. Drought Response: Government received E5 million from the FAO for livestock water and feed, plus drought-resistant seeds, as El Niño threatens crops and water supplies. Food Security: More than one in five emaSwati could face acute food insecurity from October to March amid drought risks. Waste and Climate: Eswatini aims to compost 30% of organic waste and cut open burning of municipal waste by 30% by 2035; organic material makes up about 84% of the country’s waste.
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