AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoPublic Spending: A Philippine budget watchdog flagged thousands of proposed farm-to-market road projects worth ₱190 billion, including roads mapped in the sea, warning of a possible repeat of a flood-control scandal. Public Health: Malaysia retained WHO recognition for eliminating mother-to-child HIV and syphilis transmission, crediting health workers, the Malaysian AIDS Council and civil society partners. EU Funding: The European Commission awarded more than €390 million to 135 environmental and climate projects, with governments, businesses and civil society helping fund the work. Rights and Accountability: Europe’s rights watchdog urged Ukraine to better protect Roma and LGBTI people and work with civil society to counter hate speech. Community Giving: A UK charity leader says place-based funders should support local networks and collaboration, rather than make neighbouring organisations compete for grants. Health Advocacy: Nigerian group Gatefield called for action on financial hardship, corruption and pollution, which its report says are undermining public health.
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