AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoClimate and Girls’ Health: A new analysis spanning more than 50 countries, including Peru, links floods, droughts and extreme heat to higher risks of early marriage, unintended pregnancy and violence. Girls said disasters can disrupt education and essential support, while economic hardship can push families toward child marriage. El Niño Risks: UNICEF warns that 347 million children worldwide could face severe floods or drought by December during the developing Super El Niño; 25.8 million children in Latin America and the Caribbean are also considered at risk. Food Safety: Peru’s SENASA has suspended glyphosate and other pesticides for use on food crops. Measles: A girl has died of measles in the Peruvian Amazon, underscoring a continuing health concern in the region.
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