AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoDigital Health & IDs: Gabon says it’s speeding up major eGabon-SIS and Gabon Digital projects, moving from planning to field rollout—starting with the national digital ID system and a health-focused interoperability infrastructure, plus upgrades for secure government messaging and a Single Master File for payroll management. Primary Care Access: A civic group reports Gabon’s MDG Clinic in Niger State (Suleja LGA) has been non-functional for over five years, with residents left without basic services as the facility deteriorates. Sickle Cell Treatment: African drugmakers and researchers are linking local production to sickle cell care, as WHO pushes wider access to hydroxyurea and child-friendly formulations. Health Workforce Training: Fifty senior nursing leaders from 27 countries are in a one-week public health policy and management programme at PGIMER, Chandigarh, with Gabon among the participating countries. Conservation & Health Finance: Gabon Infini (Project Finance for Permanence) is launched with partners to mobilize up to US$200m over a decade for community and conservation outcomes—supporting the “30x30x30” goal and broader wellbeing in protected landscapes.
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