Type of project:
Private
Region:
Koulikoro
Investment amount (millions CFA francs):
5 947
Investment amount (Euro):
9 066 100
Investment amount (USD):
10 619 592
Agro-Sylvo-Pastoral and Industrial Project (PASPI) in Sadiouroubougou and Senkoro in the rural commune of Baguinéda-Camp, Koulikoro region.
The agro-pastoral farms of Sadiouroubougou and Senkoro were established in 1983 on two land titles of 35 ha (Sadiouroubougou) and 335 ha (Senkoro). Prior to March 1991, activities on both farms were as follows :
Stakes:
Insufficient supply of local milk: With an estimated herd of 10.623 million cattle, 15.143 million sheep and 21.087 million goats in 2015, Mali is the largest country for livestock farming in the West African Economic and Monetary Union (WAEMU) and the second largest in the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) after Nigeria. Despite this large herd, Mali imported 16.990 billion CFA francs in milk and dairy products in 2011, 16.591 billion in 2012, 19.303 billion in 2013 and 20.747 billion CFA francs in 2014 Low meat prices in Mali: The livestock and meat market does not allow Mali to benefit from the added value of processing. International standards are not respected at abattoirs, especially at the Abattoir Frigorifique de Bamako (AFB). This significantly reduces the quantities of meat exported and forces those involved in the industry to export live cattle.
Goals:
The Agro-Sylvo-Pastoral and Industrial Project (PASPI) has the overall objective of creating wealth through the processing and marketing of agricultural and livestock products. The specific objectives are as follows :
Needs:
Partnership