AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoAnti–money laundering & NGO oversight: Kenya moved to speed up FATF grey-list exit by setting up a multi-agency working group to monitor non-profit groups at risk of terrorism-financing, targeting a key gap in its FATF action plan. Disaster relief & access to care: In Nepal’s flood-hit Rasuwa, communities say roads and bridges are gone, supplies have run out, and families are trapped while people need hospital care. Climate loss-and-damage funding: Nepal is pushing the UN Loss and Damage fund for immediate support after the Aug. 26 disaster, arguing promises must turn into on-the-ground payouts. Accountability in giving: A donor and non-profit leader urged people to verify charities before donating, pointing to spending, staffing, and transparency checks. Disability inclusion in media: Australia’s Shift 20 formalized a partnership with Bus Stop Films to make it easier for brands to hire deaf, disabled and neurodivergent talent as cast and crew. Community fundraising: A Wichita ultramarathon raised money for housing-insecurity support, while Nanaimo Men’s Shed built tiny neighborhood libraries to create local book exchanges. Fraud prevention partnerships: XConnect and Global Signal Exchange teamed up to help agencies and platforms tackle multi-service scam networks. Legal pressure on public trust: A US judge halted an Orlando condo HOA special assessment after notice violations, as residents seek records and board changes. Food security & livestock costs: Qatar-based breeders called for stronger feed support and subsidies to expand domestic meat production.
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