AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoUN Map Reform: Togo-led “Correct the Map” resolution backed by the UN General Assembly (164-1, with the US the only no vote) encourages use of the Equal Earth projection in schools and public communication to better reflect Africa’s true size. Education & Skills: Togo plans career-oriented classes from 2026-2027, starting in upper primary and science-focused middle/high schools, with sessions led by professionals plus science weeks to boost practical learning. Space Tech (Senegal): Senegal’s Sensat says it has mastered nanosatellite manufacturing and is building a homegrown climate/environment satellite, aiming to grow local space capability. Public Health (Togo-linked): A one-week international Public Health Policy and Management programme is underway at PGIMER, Chandigarh, with Togo among 27 participating countries, supported via India’s ITEC/MEA framework. Air Quality (Africa): A new Africa Air Quality Brief flags that more than 20 African countries missed WHO PM2.5 guideline targets, using satellite and ground monitoring. Port Automation (West Africa): West African ports are automating cranes and yard operations, but “automated mooring” still needs practical solutions for vessel line handling. Energy/Policy (Togo): A Togo official argues Africa should use the nuclear renaissance for energy sovereignty and industrial capability, not just export raw materials.
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