O’Rizon-Ivory Coast is an NGO that has been carrying out projects since 2013 to support farming in Ivory Coast. It has extensive local expertise and works in the western part of the country, where it provides inputs and rice, corn and manioc seeds to small farmers. Its goal is to help small farmers gain greater autonomy, and to help them sell the food they produce by structuring them into groups.
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