🇹🇩 Agricultural News — Chad

Current, verified agricultural developments for this country.

Chad strengthens local flour value chains through a new food-processing study

FAO, Chad’s Ministry of Agricultural Production and Industrialization, the World Food Programme and the European Union brought together public institutions, producers, processors and partners to validate a study of fortified and unfortified flour value chains. The work is intended to guide action on local processing, market competitiveness and nutrition-sensitive food systems.

Source: FAO in Chad · Verified: 2026-10-13

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Chad restricts grain exports and waives import duties amid food shortages

The Chadian government announced emergency measures after heat and drought damaged crops, including a ban on exports of staple grains and customs-duty exemptions for imported grain to help address food shortages.

Source: Al Jazeera Arabic · Verified: 2026-10-13

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FAO supports livestock keepers and women’s meat-processing groups in Chad’s Lake Province

A FAO emergency project in Lake Province supported the sale of 290 weakened cattle and trained 500 people in slaughter, meat processing and preservation. The initiative connected livestock keepers, butchers and women’s processing groups, generated local income and supported nutrition for vulnerable households. The project ran from June 2025 to May 2026; this report describes completed assistance, not an open grant.

Source: FAO in Chad · Verified: 2026-10-14

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Chad consults communities and displaced families on food-system resilience planning

The West Africa Food System Resilience Programme reported consultations in Chad’s Ouaddaï province to shape its stakeholder-engagement plan. Communities raised concerns about agricultural equipment, soil fertility, irrigation water, livelihoods and humanitarian needs in a climate-vulnerable area.

Source: West Africa Food System Resilience Programme (FSRP/ARAA) · Verified: 2026-10-13

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