AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoClimate & Child Health: UNICEF says El Niño-linked drought and flooding are putting 25.8 million children across Latin America and the Caribbean at growing risk, with Central America (including Honduras) facing harvest losses that can worsen malnutrition and unsafe water access. Local Resilience & Nutrition: In Roatán, a women-led citizen science reef monitoring effort is tracking coral health to support Caribbean pillar coral recovery—important for long-term coastal livelihoods and food security. Health Workforce Migration: A Honduran nurse, Vilma Palacios, reports her Canadian immigration approval after being detained by ICE in the U.S., highlighting how health workers’ mobility can hinge on legal status. Food Systems & Farming: Löfbergs launched ROC-certified Honduras coffee, tying regenerative farming standards to soil health, biodiversity, and better pay conditions for farmers. Migration Pressure: A migrant caravan (“Fe y Esperanza”) left San Pedro Sula and is moving through southern Mexico toward the U.S., raising health and protection concerns for people on the move.
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