AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoGabon’s Aging Policy Push: Libreville hosted the first National Day for Retirees and Older Persons on Oct 1, with leaders framing retirement dignity as a real social-policy priority—moving from honoring elders to protecting their well-being, including access to healthcare and support services. Health Systems at the UN: A UN update says $18.5m (10.5bn FCFA) was allocated for Gabon’s 2025 SDG work across 21 agencies, with a pillar that explicitly targets social inclusion and access to healthcare. UHC & Pandemic Readiness: UNGA81 discussions highlighted that universal health coverage and health security must move together, stressing resilient primary care, community engagement, and fair access to health tools. School Wellness in Focus: New Wellness Centers opened at Greenfield and King City high schools, staffed by licensed mental health therapists offering counseling and crisis support during the school day. Medicinal Plant Governance: Gabon’s iboga benefit-sharing decree is in place, but mechanisms for distributing downstream value are still being built as exports and a new framework are being shaped.
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