Cameroon rolls out plan to boost rice production to 750,000 tons by 2030

게시됨 2023년 5월 22일

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The Cameroonian Ministry of Agriculture is planning to boost local rice production to 750,000 tons by 2030 in an effort to reduce imports. The strategy includes modernizing and mechanizing agriculture, restructuring the sector, and involving the private sector. The government aims to develop 60,000 hectares for irrigated rice and 200,000 hectares for rainfed rice, and produce 6,000 tons of certified seed per year. The project is expected to cost around CFA385 billion, funded by development partners, the private sector, and the public investment budget. This could potentially achieve a rice self-sufficiency rate of 97%.
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(Business in Cameroon) - The Cameroonian Ministry of Agriculture has adopted a strategy to boost local rice production in the next few years. The country wants to bring the local volume to 750,000 tons by 2030 and phase out imports. "Not only do we want to produce more rice, but we also want to make it available to local consumers first. We want the local rice to be of high quality at an affordable price. And this strategy will require us to put in the necessary means, including making our agriculture more modern and mechanized, restructuring the sector, and involving the private sector more in the whole chain," Minister Gabriel Mbairobe said during a meeting held on May 16 in Yaoundé with stakeholders to validate the strategy. According to details provided following this work session, 60,000 ha will be developed for irrigated rice and 200,000 ha for rainfed rice with 6,000 tons of certified seed produced per year by 2030. Additionally, the government plans to provide rice ...

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