AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoIllegal Dumping Crackdown: Asunción launched a new phase of its Vertedero Clandestino Cero operation, targeting more than 100 illegal dumping sites, with the latest cleanup near Laguna Las Garzas in Banco San Miguel and plans to turn recovered land into a community football pitch inside the Banco San Miguel and Bahía de Asunción Ecological Reserve. Climate & Water Risk: Paraguay and the Paraná basin are bracing for “Super Niño” conditions, with forecasts of rainfall above usual levels and river inflows that could double historical averages; Yacyretá says extra water may require controlled releases to reduce downstream flood peaks, even if it doesn’t automatically boost electricity generation. Sustainable Forestry Investment: At the Paraguay Investment Forum, JP Morgan Natural Capital and the Paraguayan government announced a $200 million push for sustainable forestry—commercial plantations, native forest restoration, and revenue via timber and carbon credits—planned to begin in early 2027. Youth & Waste-to-Art: Cateura’s Recycled Orchestra of Cateura is touring abroad, turning landfill waste into instruments and spotlighting how trash can become opportunity for young musicians.
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