AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoCave Wildlife: Newly released footage shows Gabon’s cave-dwelling dwarf crocodiles catching bats in the Abanda caves. Researchers warn the isolated population is at risk because its habitat lies outside protected areas. Iboga Benefits: Gabon has paused exports of iboga and its derivatives while it develops a national framework to share proceeds from the medicinal plant. The move comes as promised downstream benefits have yet to reach one community group. Seabed Mining: An independent report warns deep-sea mining could harm marine environments and reduce revenues for countries including Gabon that depend on land-based mining. Green and Blue Economy: The UN says it mobilized 10.5 billion CFA francs in Gabon in 2025, with part of the funding directed to sustainable fisheries, climate-resilient infrastructure and a greener economy.
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