Côte d’Ivoire advances governance and development strategies

Côte d’Ivoire is implementing several strategic initiatives to enhance governance, economic development, and environmental sustainability. According to the World Bank’s 2026 Country Policy and Institutional Assessment, the nation ranked second among 40 sub-Saharan African countries for its public policies and institutional framework, earning a score of 4.0 out of 6.

To support the National Development Plan (PND) 2026–2030, the government is establishing a monitoring mechanism for projects funded by technical and financial partners. This includes strengthening local monitoring cells and integrating them into the national evaluation system to improve project performance and impact on local populations.

In environmental policy, the government is validating a National Ecological Transition Strategy (SNTE) aimed at achieving a low-carbon development model by 2035. This strategy focuses on renewable energy, clean transport, and the creation of green jobs. Additionally, the tourism sector is pivoting toward innovation and sustainability, with upcoming industry awards emphasizing artificial intelligence and digital transformation to boost global competitiveness.