AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoIllegal dumping crackdown in Asunción: The city launched a new phase of “Vertedero Clandestino Cero,” targeting more than 100 known illegal waste sites, with a fresh cleanup near Laguna Las Garzas in Banco San Miguel and plans to eventually turn recovered land into a community football pitch inside the Banco San Miguel and Bahía de Asunción Ecological Reserve. Climate and water risk for Yacyretá: Paraguay and the Paraná basin are bracing for “Super Niño” conditions, with forecasts of rainfall that could double river inflows; Yacyretá says extra water may require controlled releases to manage downstream flood peaks, even if it doesn’t automatically boost electricity generation. Sustainable forestry investment: JP Morgan Natural Capital and Paraguay announced a roughly $200 million sustainable forestry platform at the Paraguay Investment Forum, aiming for commercial forests, native restoration, and revenue via timber and carbon credits. Energy sector forum: Energías Paraguay 2026 will bring fuel, biofuels, electricity and renewables discussions to Asunción on Oct. 1, including how service stations and payment systems are adapting to the energy transition. Waste-to-music in Cateura: The Recycled Orchestra of Cateura is touring abroad, turning landfill trash into instruments and spotlighting how waste can be repurposed into opportunity.
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