AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoClimate and Health: Colombia ranked first in a new scorecard of 132 countries, scoring 29 out of 32 for integrating health into climate plans. El Niño Risks: Colombia’s power system faces possible supply shortfalls by April 2027 if drought strains reservoirs; a separate roadmap aims to help 32 cities prepare for El Niño. Amazon Forests: Global deforestation fell in 2025, with Latin American forest loss down 33%, but researchers warn the gains are fragile and could be reversed. Ocean Protection: Colombia is part of a regional marine corridor for migratory species, but conservation depends on enforcing protections, not just declaring them. Wildlife Trafficking: Researchers say Colombia is among the routes used to move Amazon wildlife to overseas markets, underscoring the need for better cross-border tracking. Satellite Monitoring: Colombia plans to launch FACSAT-3A in 2028, with Earth-observation imagery potentially helping detect deforestation and illegal mining.
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