AGP Executive Report
Last update: 35 minutes agoMaternal Health: Extreme heat is raising risks for pregnant women and newborns, including premature birth, stillbirth and low birth weight. At Pacific climate talks, the UN climate chief cited a survey in which 73% of maternal health professionals reported more heat-related complications over the past five years, warning that vulnerable health systems need support. Tuvalu’s Priorities: Prime Minister Feleti Teo says people’s health and education are central to the country’s development, alongside work to improve water storage at Motufoua Secondary School. Climate and Health: Tuvalu’s leaders are pressing COP31 participants to turn climate promises into practical action, as rising seas, drought and disasters threaten the conditions communities need to stay healthy.
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