Togo: FAO launches new project to strengthen the local rice sector

Published 2023년 12월 21일

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A new project called OCOP-TOGO, launched in Lomé, aims to support Togo's rice sector with the help of the FAO. The project will focus on zones with high rice production potential and aims to help producers and cooperatives adopt green production, processing, and marketing. Togo hopes to reverse its heavy dependence on imported rice through this initiative and aims to achieve food and nutritional security for its people by leveraging local rice production.
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(Togo First) - A new project to support Togo’s rice sector was launched on Monday, Dec 18, in Lomé. The initiative, OCOP-TOGO, is backed by the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO). “This project supports the government's actions to strengthen the rice sector. The Togolese State's goal with this initiative is to ensure food and nutritional security for the Togolese people leveraging the local rice output, and have surpluses set aside for agricultural processing industries,” said Konlani Dindiogue, Director of Cabinet at the Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock and Rural Development. The OCOP-TOGO project will cover zones with high rice production potential, implementing green technologies in these parts of the country. The project aims to help producers and rice parboiling cooperatives adopt green production, green processing, and green marketing while bolstering the capacities, technical and organizational, of players in the sector. Togo is one of the 28 ...
Source: Togofirst

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