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Indénié-Djuablin plans 8.135 billion CFA francs for 2027

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Map: Indénié-Djuablin, Ivory Coast

Ivory Coast’s Indénié-Djuablin regional council adopted an 8.135 billion CFA franc budget for 2027, up 40.1% year on year, to fund secondary schools, health infrastructure and rural water projects in particular. The projects were presented by its president, Wouadja Essay, according to AIP.

The regional council of Indénié-Djuablin, in eastern Ivory Coast, adopted on Saturday 24 October an initial budget of 8.135 billion CFA francs for 2027, up 40.1% on that for 2026, according to the Ivorian Press Agency (AIP). The president of the regional council, Wouadja Essay, said the funds would notably finance educational, health and water infrastructure.

The programme includes the construction of local secondary schools in Bébou and Ehuassou, the construction of the regional council headquarters in Abengourou, as well as health infrastructure and rural water facilities. These operations are part of the three-year programme adopted during the council’s second session, Wouadja Essay said, calling on regional councillors to become more involved in carrying them out.

The budget comes after the Cavally regional council adopted a budget of 8.97 billion CFA francs for 2027 on 3 October, in western Ivory Coast. Cavally adopts 8.97 billion CFA francs for 2027.

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