World Bank Group Financing to Strengthen Poultry and Aquaculture Value Chains in the Republic of Congo
The World Bank Group has approved $60 million in financing to bolster poultry and aquaculture value chains in the Republic of Congo. The project aims to improve food security, create jobs, and promote climate-resilient agricultural infrastructure.
Why it matters
This investment represents a strategic effort to diversify the Congolese economy and reduce reliance on food imports through sustainable local production.
Boosting local food production, creating jobs, and strengthening climate resilience
Washington, USA, 11 August 2026 -/African Media Agency (AMA)/- The World Bank Group today approved $60 million in financing to improve the competitiveness and resilience of its poultry and aquaculture value chains in Congo.
“Unlocking the potential of poultry and aquaculture can help Congo create more jobs, improve food and nutrition security, and build a more diversified and resilient economy,” said Cheick F. Kanté Division Director for the Republic of Congo . “This project brings together public investment, private sector engagement, skills development, and climate-smart solutions to help local producers compete and grow.”
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