AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoAdolescent Nutrition in Focus: Seychelles’ 2025 Global School-Based Student Health Survey flags lunch skipping, heavy take-away reliance, and high sugar intake among 11–17-year-olds, with local health and education ministries coordinating the snapshot. Food Security & Climate Pressure: A regional look at the South West Indian Ocean warns climate change is pushing food insecurity toward an “existential threat” for small island states like Seychelles, despite ongoing cooperation and funding. Seed & Planting Material Security: Seychelles agriculture faces a practical challenge: most vegetable seeds are imported, so the priority is building a resilient system that protects the quality of imports while conserving and multiplying locally important planting materials. Ocean Protection Test: The High Seas Treaty’s entry into force is framed as a milestone—but the real test now is whether countries fund and implement protection, science capacity, and fair benefit-sharing. Medical Tourism Watch: A report highlights concerns from African patients visiting India for medical tourism, including unclear costs, visa issues for follow-ups, and language barriers. Community Health Through Sport: The Clean Shores Run in Roche Caiman promoted healthy, active lifestyles alongside coastal cleanup, with 34 participants completing a 5km course.
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