AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoEl Niño Risk: The WMO forecasts below-normal rainfall in central and southern Papua New Guinea from November to January as El Niño strengthens. PNG has already reported water shortages, while higher temperatures could worsen pressure on water and agriculture. Disaster Response: IOM is targeting 1,300 households for water, sanitation and food assistance, with work planned in five provinces and WASH kits for Highlands communities. Türkiye has also donated about K90,000 to support PNG’s El Niño response. Renewable Energy: PNG says it is ready to move from renewable-energy policy to practical solar projects, which the energy minister described as a way to bring power to remote and island communities. Oceans and Climate: PNG and the FAO are advancing a fisheries partnership, while climate talks at COP31 in Türkiye face questions over how consensus rules can stall stronger action. Coral Triangle: Campaigners are urging insurers to reject coverage for ExxonMobil’s proposed gas expansion off PNG, warning of risks to marine biodiversity and coastal livelihoods.
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