Improving people's living conditions, particularly through access to drinking water, is a major concern of the government. Despite the abundance of resources, significant inequalities remain...

DRC – Making water resources profitable

Despite the country's water resources, only 301,000 people have access to drinking water. To address this shortage, several projects have been implemented...

Madagascar – Towards access to drinking water for all

Although Madagascar has abundant water resources, some of the highest in the world, more than half of the Malagasy population does not have access to drinking water (57%). Access to...

Togo – Water and Sanitation Projects

Access to safe drinking water and adequate sanitation is a human right and a factor in social cohesion. One of the government's ambitions is to provide adequate access and...

Cameroon – Waste treatment

The National Development Strategy (NDS 30) places sanitation among the country's development priorities. Decentralized local authorities are responsible for the removal and treatment of...

Madagascar – The JIRAMA Water III drinking water supply project

The project concerns the drinking water supply of Antananarivo. By increasing the production capacity of drinking water plants, transfer structures, and the distribution network, as well as...

Breeding

Togo – The challenges of agro-livestock farming

The livestock subsector's contribution is estimated at 6,731 million TND of GDP. A development strategy has been developed in line with the strategic axes of the Togo 2025 plan. If...

Congo – The agropastoral and fishing sectors

Congo has a diversity of agro-ecological zones suitable for agro-pastoral and fishing activities, a young population and sufficient land resources suitable for development...

Madagascar – The challenges of agro-livestock farming

Livestock farming contributes 601,000 households in Madagascar to their income. Its growing importance is noteworthy, particularly for dairy farming and urban poultry farming. Beekeeping and sericulture are also gaining importance.

Cameroon – The Livestock Sector

Given the rapid increase in population and urbanization, the demand for livestock products is increasing but does not meet the needs of national consumption.

Gabon – Livestock farming: an activity with real potential

Livestock farming remains dominated by the presence of small farm operators scattered across the country. The country imports almost entirely the beef, lamb, pork, and poultry consumed by...

DRC – Livestock development

In this sector, which employs the majority of the workforce, the development of the livestock sector could offer enormous opportunities to meet the demand for animal products and generate...

Forest

Madagascar – The valorization of bamboo

INBAR (International Network for Bamboo and Rattan) and PROSPERER (Support Program for Rural Clusters and Micro-Enterprises and Regional Economies in Madagascar) are working to make a real difference...

Gabon – Local wood processing strategy

Improving productivity and diversifying the timber industry are priorities for the Gabonese authorities as part of the Transformation Acceleration Plan (PAT). Gabon is the ...

Gabon – African leader in environmental protection

Gabon is a leading country in conservation in almost every area: preservation, exploitation, timber industry, etc., which has earned it international recognition. First...

Madagascar – A vast reforestation program

The mining sector is known to be environmentally harmful, and a large-scale reforestation program will help combat deforestation. To contribute to environmental protection and...

Madagascar – Environment and Forestry

To protect Madagascar's magnificent natural sanctuary, a strategy for conservation and sustainable development has been implemented. According to the results of a study...

Gabon – Program for the expansion of protected areas and optimization of agriculture

Gabon's ambition is to achieve a rate of 301,000 tons of land dedicated to protected areas by 2030, compared to 221,000 tons currently. Gabon has embarked on an initiative...

Agro-industries

Cameroon – Export crops

Cash crops, mostly intended for export, play a major role in the geographical, geopolitical, social, and economic development of territories. Bananas are one of the most important food crops...

DRC – Agriculture, one of the pillars of economic diversification

The DRC's agricultural potential is among the most significant in the world. According to several experts, agriculture is one of the best opportunities for diversifying the national economy. According to the World Bank...

Cameroon – Very significant agricultural potential

The agricultural sector remains one of Cameroon's growth drivers. It is a strategic sector for meeting the food needs of a growing population. The Cameroonian agricultural market is expected to...

Congo – Considerable assets in agriculture

Despite having 10 million hectares of arable land, Congo still relies on imports to feed its population, something the government wants to address. The agricultural sector in general, ...

Madagascar – A law on organic farming

For Malagasy farmers and operators alike, the adoption of the law of July 3, 2020, on organic farming is a real opportunity. The rapid growth in exports...

Madagascar – Agro-industries, an important sector in job creation

This sector, which encompasses both primary processing and food processing activities, is the one that contributes most to the production of added value in the...

Fishing