West Africa Agricultural Productivity Program (WAAPP)
The West Africa Agricultural Productivity Programme is a sub-regional initiative launched by ECOWAS with the financial support of the World Bank, Spain, Denmark and Japan to increase agricultural productivity through regional integration. Specifically, the programme supports for the generation and dissemination of technologies as well as production innovations of agricultural priority sectors of recipient countries. In Liberia, the WAAPP aims to enhance food security, reduce importation of rice and increase incomes of smallholder rice producers, and to generate and accelerate the adoption of improved technologies in priority crops of Liberia including rice. The project will be concentrated in eight counties: Grand Gedeh, Sinoe, Maryland, River Gee, Gbarpolu, Margibi, Bong and Bomi.
Objectif global
To establish enabling condition for regional cooperation and market integration
To establish National Centre of Specialization
To fund demand driven technology generation and dissemination and adoption
Objectifs spécifiques
To improve the productivity of rice and cassava along their respective value chains to enhance Liberia’s self-sufficiency and regional competitiveness
Résultats attendus
Allowed free flow of agricultural products across ECOWAS countries
National Centre of Specialization that will promote Liberia staple food created
Improved technologies ensured for farmers across the country
Database for agricultural information created
Pays
- Bénin
- Burkina Faso
- Côte d'Ivoire
- Gambie
- Ghana
- Guinée
- Libéria
- Mali
- Niger
- Nigéria
- Sénégal
- Sierra Leone
- Togo
Thèmes
- Agriculture & chaînes de valeurs
- Gouvernance
Cibles
- Agriculteurs vulnérables
- Institutions
Piliers AGIR
- Pilier 1 : Améliorer la protection sociale des communautés et ménages vulnérables pour une sécurisation de leurs moyens d'existence
- Pilier 2 : Renforcer la nutrition des ménages vulnérables