AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours ago| Community Conservation: Namibia’s communal conservancies show how giving residents a role in wildlife management—and a share of tourism and other income—can support conservation and local livelihoods. Livestock and Land: With foot-and-mouth disease confirmed in | Kharas, a new analysis urges officials to map animal, vehicle and wildlife movements to better track how outbreaks spread. Human-Wildlife Conflict: A revised national policy aims to reduce conflict through land-use planning, prevention, research and community engagement. Trees and Schools: Swakop Uranium donated gardening equipment to seven Hardap schools to support tree-planting and environmental education. Green Industry: Germany and Namibia signed a N$103 million agreement for projects on electricity access and responsible critical-mineral value chains. Marine Environment: Namibia has granted an environmental certificate to a phosphate-mining project long opposed by the fishing industry, renewing concerns about potential impacts on the coast. |
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