AGP Executive Report
Last update: 24 minutes agoGreen Municipalities: Athienou has won Cyprus’s Green City award for the eighth year running, recognising the reuse of materials in a market renovation and bus stops celebrating local embroidery. Paphos, Ierokipia and Polis Chrysochous were also recognised for projects including urban greenery, recycled-water irrigation and ecotourism. Water Security: The Agriculture Ministry plans more than €200 million in water infrastructure by 2030, including desalination, repairs to reduce network losses and greater use of reclaimed water. Cyprus has allocated an additional seven million cubic metres for agriculture this year amid prolonged drought. Business and Environment: Medochemie received the top Cyprus Environmental Award, citing investments in cleaner energy and efficiency; it says all electricity used at its Cyprus factories has come from renewable sources since October 2025. Waste and Water Quality: The EU is taking Cyprus to court over inadequate waste management, while a €7.95 million Larnaca sewage project has entered a new phase. More than 2,000 vessels were detected across Cyprus’ marine protected areas, raising questions about monitoring and pressure on coastal habitats.
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