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Togo Agro-Food Processing Project – Phase II (PTA II) — Togo

Togo · Broukou · Kara Region · Agriculture and rural development

Overview

The Togo Agro-Food Processing Project – Phase II is the second phase of the programme built around the Kara pilot agropole. It follows a resizing of the original project after cost overruns linked to scope changes, new activities and construction-cost inflation. This phase focuses primarily on construction and operationalisation of the Broukou agro-industrial park.

The project is intended to support inclusive agricultural growth, employment and lower food imports by stimulating private investment in six priority value chains: rice, maize, soybean, sesame, broiler chicken and cashew. It combines agro-industrial infrastructure, investment-climate improvements, value-chain support and capacity building.

The African Development Bank approved UA 20 million on 19 July 2024, and the financing agreement was signed on 11 October 2024. A contract award for construction of the Broukou agro-industrial park was published in June 2026. The currently published completion date is 31 December 2027.

Key project information

Official name
Togo Agro-Food Processing Project – Phase II (PTA II)
Status
Approved
Current phase
Implementation · procurement and contract awards
Country
Togo
Primary location
Broukou · Kara Region
Sector
Agriculture and rural development
Sub-sector
Agro-industrial processing / agricultural value chains
Project structure
Sovereign public investment with an agro-industrial park and subsequent private operators
AfDB project ID
P-TG-AA0-014
IATI identifier
46002-P-TG-AA0-014
RicherFin project ID
03a445b2-0671-4654-9209-99b85a991cf4
Published cost / financing
UA 20 million
Financing secured
UA 20 million
Approval
19 Jul 2024
Financing signed
11 Oct 2024
Expected completion
31 Dec 2027

Financing

PTA II receives UA 20 million in sovereign financing from the African Development Bank Group’s Transition Support Facility. At signing, the Togolese government reported an approximate equivalent of CFAF 16.4 billion. AfDB publications also report a UA 20 million estimated cost and UA 20 million loan.

The financing agreement has been approved and signed; no additional financing requirement is documented in the supplied research.

Published total cost
UA 20 million
Financing secured
UA 20 million
Financing structure
Sovereign financing
Debt
Loan
Concessional financing
Transition Support Facility