ANNEX
2021 AGRICULTURE PUBLIC SECTOR
Country / Region
Benin / Africa Project title
Regional Program for the Inte- gration of Agricultural Markets (PRIMA)
Burundi / Africa
Agricultural Production In- tensification & Vulnerability Reduction Project in Burundi (PIPARV-B)
Amount (US$MN)
15.0 Co- financiers* IFAD
Strengthening agriculture and trade to increase incomes and food security of rural hourseholds
20.0
IFAD, WFP Strengthening the resilience of agricultural production systems and reducing environ- mental degradation through the devel- opment of marshland and hill irrigation systems. Rehabilitation of 150 km of rural access roads and building of storage facili- ties, benefiting around 766,000 people
Honduras / LAC Northeastern Small Producers' Economic and Social Inclusion Project
Sierra Leone / Africa
Agricultural Value Chain Devel- opment Project
20.0 IFAD
Improving regional living conditions through economic and social inclusion of small rural producers
15.0
IFAD, Adaption Fund, pri- vate sector, Tony Blair Institute
Togo / Africa
Regional Program for the Inte- gration of Agricultural Markets (PRIMA)
Uganda / Africa National Oilseeds Project 10.0 IFAD
Improving livelihoods, food security and climate change resilience of rural farming households in Sierra Leone. Supporting value chains from seed to marketing in 16 districts vulnerable to recurring food crises. More than 40,000 household are expected to benefit
Strengthening agriculture and trade to increase incomes and food security of rural hourseholds
30.0
IFAD, Heifer Internation- al, Kuhne Foundation, private sector
Total 110.0
Supporting smallholder oil seed producers (around 120,000 households in 53 districts). The OPEC Fund’s contribution will finance construction and repair of 2,500 km of feeder roads, water harvesting mechanisms for crops and livestock, and supply chain development
1, 2, 10, 8
1, 2, 3, 12
Objectives SDGs
1, 3, 12
1, 2, 5, 8
1, 2, 5, 8
1,3
PRIVATE SECTOR Country
Project title Amount (US$MN)
Burkina Faso Government of Burkina Faso
Ghana
Ghana Cocoaboard (COCOBOD)
15.9 Co- financiers ITFC
The syndicated murabaha trade financing operation will be utilized by Société Burkinabè des Fibres Textiles to finance the purchase of cotton, which will be processed and sold on export markets by international commodity traders
50.0
Contribution of US$50 million loan as one of the lead arrang- ers of a major finance facility for COCOBOD to support jobs and incomes of some 800,000 farmers. The facility provides a total of US$1.5 billion in financing for Ghana’s 2021/22 main and light cocoa crop
Total Grand Total 65.9 175.9 57 1, 2 Objectives SDGs
1, 2, 12
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