AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoClimate Warning: A new global report says the rate of warming has doubled since 2010, with seven climate indicators at record extremes. Forests: Global forest loss fell 15% in 2025, while Latin America and the Caribbean saw a 28% decline. Colombia recorded four consecutive years of reduced deforestation, but the gains depend on continued protection. Climate and Health: Colombia ranked first among 132 countries for including health in its climate plan, covering air pollution, climate-related illness, nutrition and food security. El Niño Readiness: UNDP and Asocapitales have issued a roadmap to help 32 Colombian capital cities prepare for El Niño risks. Wildlife Trade: Investigators found jaguar parts still sold in local markets in Colombia, while wider research traces hidden routes in Amazon wildlife trafficking. Nature Finance: Ahead of COP17, a UN assessment says funding for biodiversity falls far short of global targets; private companies have contributed just $6,000 to the Cali Fund.
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