AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoCivil Society: Malaysian NGOs and experts called for institutional reforms and an end to race-based politics, saying coordinated legal, policy and community action is needed to strengthen unity. NGO Funding: Armenia proposed letting taxpayers direct small portions of their tax allocations to NGOs, media groups and political parties, with total transfers capped at 3,000 drams. Public Health: Bangladesh plans to bring urban primary care under the health ministry and develop a new model within six months, while keeping 192 clinics running through the transition. NGO Oversight: Uganda says it will lift suspensions on 10 NGOs within two weeks, reopening space for their work. Climate Governance: At COP31, civil society groups say they have little say in negotiations while fossil-fuel interests remain prominent, and are pressing governments to direct more public funding to climate action.
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