AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoEl Niño Preparedness: Leribe is developing a district action plan after a workshop under the IACoV project, as officials warn anticipated El Niño could worsen already existing food insecurity. Climate Risk for Southern Africa: A SARCOF-33 outlook says Lesotho and much of the region face increased chances of below-normal rainfall from Oct 2026 to Mar 2027, with generally above-normal temperatures. Winter Livestock Losses: In Mokhotlong, persistent snowfall is killing livestock and exposing gaps in disaster readiness, with farmers reporting heavy losses despite weather warnings. Watershed Restoration in the Lower Senqu Basin: The Sebapala Integrated Watershed Management project is closing after four years of rangeland restoration and watershed work supported by UNDP and the GEF, with community volunteers central to the gains. Horticulture Revival: Government is stepping in to restart the Phamong irrigated horticulture push after MCA-Lesotho II ended, with public consultations planned as implementation transitions. Environment & Livelihoods for Grazing Lands: In Mafeteng, the Environment Minister urged communities to protect pastures and stop harmful practices like burning, warning support must be used wisely. Digital Trade for Greener Growth: Lesotho launched the National Single Window to streamline licences and permits for trade, aiming to cut delays and costs.
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