The agro-industrial sector in Togo
Togo's agro-industrial sector leverages a favorable tropical climate and fertile land to develop the processing of diversified agricultural products. With its cotton, cocoa, coffee, and cereal crops, Togo is gradually modernizing its agri-food industry to promote its local production and meet the needs of the regional West African market.
Togo – Agro-industries
– Public-private partnerships
Significant reforms have been made in recent years to promote private investment in agricultural processing.
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Togo – Agro-industries
– The cassava sector, an opportunity to be seized
To promote the development of this sub-sector, several programs and projects targeting cassava have been developed and implemented...
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Togo – Agro-industries
– Agriculture, the engine of growth
Agriculture remains the driving force of the Togolese economy, contributing 23.51% of the gross domestic product (GDP) and providing employment to more than...
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Togo – Agro-industries
– The cotton industry
To revive its cotton industry, the State is pursuing a policy of privatization and industrialization of the sector in order to make "...
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Interview with Antoine Lekpa Gbegbeni, Minister of Agriculture, Livestock and Development...
Agriculture remains the driving force of the Togolese economy, contributing 23.51 billion pounds of gross domestic product (GDP) and providing employment to over 601 billion pounds of the workforce. While agroecological conditions...
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To revive its cotton industry, the State is pursuing a policy of privatization and industrialization of the sector in order to make "white gold" a real source of income and employment...
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To promote the development of this sub-sector, the government has developed and implemented several programs and projects targeting cassava. Among the root crops and...
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Significant reforms have been implemented in recent years to promote private investment in agricultural processing. Young entrepreneurs have become much more focused on...
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