AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoIllegal Dumping Crackdown in Asunción: Asunción launched a new phase of its Vertedero Clandestino Cero operation, targeting more than 100 known illegal dumping sites, with the latest cleanup near Laguna Las Garzas in Banco San Miguel—an area inside the Banco San Miguel and Bahía de Asunción Ecological Reserve—where recovered land is planned to become a community football pitch. Protected Areas & Biodiversity Spotlight: A new “Into the Wild” feature takes readers to Caazapá National Park, highlighting Paraguay’s Atlantic Forest habitat and its toucans, tapirs, giant anteaters, and rich birdlife. Sustainable Forestry Investment: JP Morgan Natural Capital and Paraguay’s government announced a $200 million sustainable forestry platform aimed at commercial forests, native restoration, and potential revenue via timber and carbon credits. Energy Transition Forum: Energías Paraguay 2026 (Oct 1, Asunción) will bring together public authorities and industry to discuss biofuels, renewables, electric mobility, and how service stations can adapt to changing fuel markets. Community Recycling & Youth: Cateura’s Recycled Orchestra continues touring, turning landfill waste into instruments and using music to support young people while spotlighting waste-to-value.
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