AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoWater and Sanitation: Ghana’s NGO coalition welcomed a government decision to direct 20% of the District Assemblies Common Fund to water and sanitation. But rural gaps remain stark: one in four residents lack basic water, and just 17% have safely managed water. Civil Society and Planning: Congo’s government has invited civil society groups to help shape its 2027–2031 development plan, asking for prioritized proposals grounded in local needs. NGO Regulation: India’s parliamentary committee heard from 22 Northeast organizations on proposed foreign-funding rules and gave some groups 15 days to clarify their concerns. Nonprofit Funding: Wabanaki Public Health and Wellness is closing its Bangor detox center after a $2 million annual funding gap; 24 staff have been laid off, with about 50 more job cuts expected by year’s end. Charity Accountability: Greek authorities are investigating allegations that a charity’s donations for seriously ill children were diverted to private accounts and commercial activity.
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