Wednesday 11 November 2026

7 result(s) for “FAO”

Briefs

Vivrier: Abidjan and Lisbon want to strengthen their agricultural cooperation

The Minister Delegate in charge of Food Production, Bernard Kini Comoé, received in audience Francisco-Xavier Graça Moura de Meireles, Portuguese Ambassador to Ivory Coast. The meeting focused on strengthening agricultural cooperation, with an emphasis on the food sector. Lisbon wishes to put its expertise in the devel...

par La rédaction
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Agriculture

RNA: Ivory Coast and FAO lay the first statistical stone

Ten years after the last agricultural census, Côte d'Ivoire is relaunching its rural statistics. The Minister of Agriculture, Rural Development and Food Production Bruno Nabagné Koné recently signed an agreement with the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) launching the TCP/IVC/4101 Program, a...

par Franck Oulaï
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Élevage

Animal economy: Abidjan wants to mobilize 2,300 billion CFA francs

Ivorian livestock breeding is entering a new phase of structuring. The government and its partners want to transform the constraints of the sector into investment opportunities, with an announced objective of more than 2,300 billion CFA francs.

par Chalysa Brou
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Agriculture

Agriculture: the Academy of Hevea Trades is born

The leading African producer of natural rubber, Côte d 'Ivoire is embarking on a new stage in the development of its rubber sector. With the creation of a rubber trades academy, professionals want to train a skilled workforce to support industrial transformation and meet the new requirements of the global market.

par Chalysa Brou
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Industry

Cashew: Guinea Bissau is inspired by the Ivorian model

The local processing of cashew nuts is gradually becoming a lever for industrialization in West Africa. Inspired by the Ivorian experience, Guinea Bissau shows its ambition to create more added value around cashew, a culture that is the pillar of its economy.

par Chalysa Brou
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Environnement

Ecological transition: Côte d 'Ivoire focuses on more resilient cities

The ecological transition is no longer based solely on environmental policies. With the “Green Cities in Action for Africa” project, Côte d’Ivoire intends to mobilize international funding to sustainably transform its urban spaces and strengthen their capacity to adapt to climate risks. Receiving a delegation from the...

par Chalysa Brou
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Pêche

Sustainable fishing: motor marking is part of the law

Over three days, Abidjan opened a tripartite workshop bringing together the Ministry of Animal and Fisheries Resources (MIRAH), the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) and the International Maritime Organization (IMO). The objective was to validate a draft order on the marking of fishing gear....

par Jessica Coulibaly
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