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Golfe 2 sets up framework for territorial food plan

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Golfe 2 municipality in Togo established a consultation framework on 15 October bringing together producers, processors, distributors, consumers and institutions to address local food issues. The initiative, launched with the Organisation for Food and Local Development, is to produce a Territorial Food Plan to guide municipal action, reports Icilomé.

The Golfe 2 municipal authority in Lomé established a consultation framework on the territorialised food system on Thursday 15 October 2026 to prepare a food plan suited to residents’ needs, according to Icilomé.

The initiative brings together producers, processors, distributors, consumers, associations and public institutions to address local food-related difficulties. It was launched by the Organisation for Food and Local Development (OADEL), in collaboration with the municipal authority, to strengthen cooperation among the different links in the food chain.

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