RICOWAS, an ECOWAS-backed rice project, begins in Togo

게시됨 2024년 7월 25일

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The RICOWAS project, supported by ECOWAS and led by Togo's Institute for Technical Supporting (ICAT), aims to revolutionize rice farming in West Africa. By incorporating advanced and sustainable agricultural techniques, the initiative seeks to reduce Togo's rice trade deficit and achieve self-sufficiency. Building on the 2013 Rice Offensive, it promotes methods like the System of Rice Intensification (SRI), sustainable soil management, optimal water use, and organic fertilizers. Over four years, the program will benefit 13 countries, each receiving about $200,000, to boost local rice production and enhance food security in the region.
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(Togo First) - The RICOWAS, a sub-regional rice project, was launched in Togo earlier this week. In Togo, the project is led by the Institute for Technical Supporting (ICAT). It is backed by the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS). The RICOWAS aims to transform rice farming in West Africa by integrating advanced and sustainable agricultural techniques. Madjoulba Batocfetou, General Manager of ICAT, noted that Togo's rice trade balance is currently in deficit, with the country importing large quantities of rice due to rising consumption. "This initiative aims to reduce this trade deficit and help Togo move closer to self-sufficiency in rice," he said. The RICOWAS builds on the Rice Offensive initiative launched in 2013 and promotes cultivation methods such as the System of Rice Intensification (SRI), sustainable soil management, optimal water use, and the use of organic fertilizers to enhance ...
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