Côte d’Ivoire launches US$440M plan to boost palm oil sector over next decade

Published 2025년 10월 6일

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Côte d’Ivoire has unveiled a bold US$440 million roadmap to revitalize its oil palm industry, aiming to transform the sector into a sustainable, competitive, and inclusive engine of economic growth. The 10-year strategy, approved by the Ministry of Agriculture and developed by the Rubber-Palm Oil-Coconut Council (CHPC), targets key challenges facing the country’s palm oil

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value chain. The ministry indicated that this roadmap will be structured around five strategic areas of intervention, to which a staggering 61% of the budget will be directed, to improve yields in village plantations, which form the backbone of the country’s palm oil supply. Aging trees, limited access to quality inputs, and outdated farming practices have long constrained output. The initiative will introduce modern agronomic techniques, better seedlings, and tailored support for smallholders to close the yield gap. Additionally, the strategy aims to build a competitive, sustainable, inclusive, and economic growth engine by removing obstacles that could hinder its progress in the coming years. With global markets demanding traceability and eco-friendly practices, the roadmap includes measures to align Côte d’Ivoire’s production with international standards. This includes environmental safeguards, certification programs, and training for farmers on sustainable land use. Financing ...

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