In a major boost to the nation’s agriculture sector, Ghana has successfully secured funding from the World Bank aimed at revitalizing both the poultry and cocoa industries.
The funding package will provide critical support for modernizing poultry production, improving supply chains, and enhancing food security, while also driving reforms in the cocoa sector to increase productivity and ensure sustainable growth. Officials describe the move as a “game-changer” for farmers and the economy at large.
Agricultural stakeholders have welcomed the announcement, highlighting the potential for job creation, increased export revenues, and long-term resilience in key sectors. The initiative is expected to introduce innovative technologies, strengthen value chains, and empower local farmers with skills and resources to compete globally.
This partnership with the World Bank underscores Ghana’s commitment to modernizing agriculture, supporting smallholder farmers, and driving economic development through strategic investments in critical industries.
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