A report by Jean Barrère and Guillaume Gougeon highlights the serious health risks that children in Ivory Coast face from lead in paint. The study found that many household paints contain lead concentrations far above safe limits, which can cause neurological damage and developmental delays in young children. Experts are calling for immediate regulatory action and increased public awareness to protect vulnerable populations.
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