US EditionWith Farm Co-Ops, Senegal Improves Its Agri-Food Value Chains
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As part of its food self-sufficiency policy, the Senegalese government has launched a major project aimed at the development of 3,400 hectares in the Kolda and Sedhiou regions. An investment of nearly CFAF 800 million, co-financed by the Islamic Development Bank, supports this strategic initiative. This project is part of the [...]
Senegal improves its agri-food value chains through farming cooperatives
International Trade Centre (ITC): Sierra Leone Telegraph: 23 June 2025: Agricultural cooperatives let farmers pool their resources so they can get better prices for their produce and access more markets, including overseas. In Senegal, nearly one-third of mango and onion producers belong to one of 29 new or modernized cooperatives established by the PACAO programme. These cooperatives have forged new links among farmers, businesses that process …
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