AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoMoldova — Public Services: The government has begun directing confiscated criminal assets toward public-interest projects. Separately, 61 digital services are back online after a cyberattack, while 21 remain unavailable; authorities are investigating the theft of data from more than 750,000 citizens and urge EVO users to install the mandatory update. Community Safety: Maryland is adding $500,000 to its Safer Stronger Together initiative in Hagerstown, Salisbury and East Baltimore, funding community-led safety efforts and family support. Public Accountability: All 17 completed audits of core government offices in one jurisdiction received clean opinions for 2025, with those entities reporting surpluses or breaking even. Child Protection: Ghana plans to recruit about 2,400 social welfare and community development workers to address staffing shortages and strengthen responses to child abuse and exploitation. Planning and Housing: The UK government says new rules will let planning officers decide routine applications faster, while 420 recruited planners are expected to help advance its homebuilding goals.
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