AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoDigital Rights & Inclusion: At Cambodia’s Phnom Penh Internet Forum 2026, civil society warned that digitalization is widening gaps in affordable internet, digital literacy, and user protections—especially for youth and Indigenous communities—calling for stronger safeguards for digital rights. Civic Participation: Bulgaria’s parliament met with 95 civil society groups to set up a Public Council for citizen participation, while experts urged stronger civic education and better EU-focused teaching to boost meaningful engagement. Local Business Support: Canada’s CFIB Municipal Report Card gave Cambridge, Ontario, an F for small-business friendliness, citing cost and regulatory burdens. Humanitarian Leadership: The New Humanitarian reports Luke Lindberg is set to lead the World Food Programme, raising questions about politicization and transparency after delays in WFP’s top job. Health & Safety Funding: Michigan launched PFAS Awareness Week, led by MPART citizens, urging residents to test wells and reduce exposure. Nonprofit Services Under Pressure: Pennsylvania Treasurer Stacy Garrity reminded nonprofit first responders and farmers to file Liquid Fuels Tax reimbursements by Sept. 30. Community Impact: A South African shelter-indaba in Benoni will focus on coordinating responses to GBVF, led by Minister Dina Pule and the National Shelter Movement South Africa.
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