AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoGlobal Aid: Public Citizen, Partners in Health and PAI say U.S. budget plans would withhold or divert more than $600 million in family-planning funds, cut $1.66 billion in aid to lower- and middle-income countries and steer $888 million to a corporate-focused innovation fund. Youth Skills: Nigeria’s Catch Them Young Entrepreneurship Education Foundation, registered in 2025, has begun a pilot in 14 Lagos public schools and aims to teach 10 million children entrepreneurship, vocational and digital skills by 2040. Nonprofit Leadership: A new peer-support group in British Columbia’s Shuswap region is helping nonprofit executive directors share advice and build management skills as longtime leaders retire. Public Health: Putnam County, New York, has installed a free vending machine offering naloxone, drug-testing kits and safe-disposal supplies to make overdose-prevention resources easier to access. Rising Costs: New Brunswick’s John Wood Foundation will close after 14 years and more than $1 million in grants, as insurance and other operating costs eat into its ability to help people with disabilities.
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