AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoCarbon Finance: Rwanda and Singapore are working to speed approvals under their carbon-credit agreement, while fresh analysis stresses that smallholder farmers’ share of carbon-market income depends on project terms and credible monitoring. Climate Resilience: Rwanda’s adaptation agenda needs to protect crops after harvest, as erratic rain can disrupt drying and storage; only 13.1% of surveyed farmers reported using irrigation in Season B 2026. Greener Kigali: A study estimates nature-based projects such as tree planting and riverbank restoration could deliver more than US$2 in benefits per dollar invested over 25 years, including reduced flood pressure and support for livelihoods. Flood Preparedness: Rubavu has deployed an enhanced early-warning system, while regional forecasts of wetter conditions reinforce the need for timely alerts and contingency planning. Clean Air: African countries could cut greenhouse gases and air pollution together, with potential savings from lower health costs and fewer lost workdays.
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