AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoClimate Risk Watch: El Niño is entering a critical phase, with a 90%+ chance of very strong intensity, raising the odds of extreme weather, droughts, and severe floods—an early warning for Paraguay’s food and water security planning. Biodiversity Spotlight: Paraguay’s rare birds get the spotlight again, with “Yvyja’u Moroti” (White-winged Nightjar) highlighted as a ghost of the grasslands found in only a few sites, including Paraguay’s Mbaracayú Forest Biosphere Reserve and Laguna Blanca. Water & Land Stewardship: A new profile of Asunción’s biologist Mariana Martínez points to the Paraguay River waterfront and nearby green landscapes as part of the everyday life of people working in microbiology and environmental consulting. Trade & Environment Link: Paraguay’s ambassador to Israel, Alejandro Rubin Cymerman, says Paraguayan beef exports are rebounding (forecast about $300m for 2026), while also tying the relationship to water management—an angle that matters for sustainable livestock and resource use. Regional Preparedness: A PAHO/WHO course in Panama trained labs across the region, including Paraguay, to strengthen genomic surveillance—supporting faster public health response when climate-driven outbreaks hit.
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