AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoCoastal Water Quality & Waste Control: La Paz expanded its Platinum Beach program to six certified sites, with Punta Lobos joining renewals for Balandra 1/2, El Coromuel, El Saltito and El Saltito Original—status tied to water testing, cleanliness, safety, and conservation requirements. Lake Titicaca Cleanup: A major city in Bolivia began cleaning rivers feeding Lake Titicaca, removing over 16 tons of waste to cut pollution entering the basin. Forest Monitoring Upgrade: Bolivia launched a satellite platform to strengthen forest monitoring, aiming to improve oversight of deforestation and land-use change. Biodiversity & Community Conservation Funding: Canada-backed CEPF support delivered CA$20 million via 100 grants across biodiversity hotspots, including Bolivia in the Tropical Andes, backing community-led conservation and gender-inclusive leadership. Wildlife Conservation Win: Biologists reported an albino river turtle filmed in Bolivia’s Manuripi Reserve—an unusual find that highlights the value of protected habitats. Public Health & Mosquito Risk: The CDC updated its dengue destination list to include Bolivia, signaling ongoing year-round risk in many regions.
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