AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoMosquito Control Push: Yguazú has started using the NASA-backed MosquitOFF app, pairing satellite rain/temperature/soil data with local health reports to generate daily dengue risk scores and a 7-day forecast for all 218 municipalities. Urban Greening Upgrade: Asunción’s Municipal Plant Nursery in Caballero Park is being renovated for its 110th anniversary, aiming to boost production capacity and supply plants for city parks and street greening through late 2026. Biodiversity Close to Home: Birdwatching near Asunción highlights nearby wetlands and reserves—like Banco San Miguel and Asunción Bay—for resident and migratory species, making Paraguay’s birdlife accessible without long travel. Wildlife Update: Three capybaras were born at Asunción Zoo, bringing the municipal herd to 10 and underscoring ongoing care for native wetland mammals. Nature Education: The Museum of Science (MuCi) launched Children’s Month activities in Asunción, including a botanical illustration workshop and other family-friendly learning events. Infrastructure & Water Resilience: Luque-Asunción commuters face August diversions on General Elizardo Aquino Avenue as stormwater drainage works begin. Energy Pathway: Paraguay and the U.S. signed a civil nuclear strategic cooperation MoU, described as a first step toward future reactor support.
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