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  1. Leaders reaffirmed shared determination on the cocoa sector, noting that countries account for 60 percent of global cocoa production.
  2. Ghana and West Africa discussed shared challenges related to cocoa production systems.
  3. The Ghana Cocoa Board is managing policies for the cocoa sector, reaffirming the commodity's role as the backbone of the national economy.

Ghana Cocoa Board implements schemes to combat declining cocoa yields

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 15
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Cocoa farmers in the Bono East Region are recording declining yields due to prolonged sunshine and erratic rainfall. To address this, the Ghana Cocoa Board is implementing irrigation schemes and utilizing shade trees to support cocoa farmers.

From allafrica.com

Why it matters

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The Ghana Cocoa Board is managing policies for the cocoa sector, which is central to the national economy. These measures are designed to help farmers cope with changing weather patterns that are negatively impacting production.

The Ghana Cocoa Board is managing policies for the cocoa sector, reaffirming the commodity's role as the backbone of the national economy.

From allafrica.com

Who's involved

  • Ghana Cocoa BoardImplements irrigation and shade tree schemes to support cocoa farmers.

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • FramoSpeculative

    Might see increased demand for climate adaptation inputs like shade trees due to declining cocoa yields.

  • Ghana Stock ExchangeSpeculative

    Could face pressure on the market price of cocoa-related instruments listed on the exchange due to declining yields.

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The Ghana Cocoa Board is managing policies for the cocoa sector, reaffirming the commodity's role as the backbone of the national economy.

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