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A programme of the Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry & Food Security Funded by IFAD · OPEC Fund · Adaptation Fund · GoSL

Agricultural Value Chain Development Project

Rice, cocoa, oil palm — and the roads, swamps and markets that carry them.

AVDP works with smallholder farmers in fourteen districts to raise yields, cut post-harvest losses and connect farmer organisations to buyers. Every figure on this site comes from the programme's own monitoring system.

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12,400 ha
Inland valley swamp developed
25,140
Smallholder farmers reached
512
Communities engaged
14
Districts of operation
58%
Women among beneficiaries
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District Farmers Hectares Progress against target
Kenema East · Cocoa · Rice / IVS 3,120 1,640
88%
Bombali North · Rice / IVS · Oil palm 2,865 1,420
104%
Bo South · Rice / IVS · Vegetables 2,730 1,295
79%
Kambia North West · Rice / IVS · Vegetables 2,410 1,180
92%
Port Loko North West · Oil palm · Rice / IVS 2,240 1,105
83%
Tonkolili North · Rice / IVS 2,090 1,015
76%

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Smallholder farmers reached Outreach · RIMS 1
25,140 / 27,000
93%
Women among direct beneficiaries Gender · RIMS 1.1
58% / 50%
116%
Inland valley swamp developed Component 1 · Output
12,400 ha / 14,000 ha
89%

Figures as at 30 June 2026 · Full results framework

240
Farmer organisations with a market linkage
Target 300
38
Off-takers under agreement
Target 45
22
Aggregation centres operating
Target 28
SLE 4.2bn
Value of sales facilitated
Target SLE 6bn

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