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The Regional Rice Value Chain Development Project (RRVCDP) – The Gambia 🌾
Increasing rice production, strengthening the rice value chain, and creating opportunities for farmers, women, and youth across CRR North, CRR South and URR.

🌾 Different needs. Different support. One stronger rice value chain. A stronger value chain takes more than supporting f...
09/09/2026

🌾 Different needs. Different support. One stronger rice value chain.

A stronger value chain takes more than supporting farmers in the field. It takes an approach that strengthens the entire value chain.

Through its four key components, RRVCDP is supporting rice farmers and value chain actors in different ways, from improving production and productivity to strengthening agribusiness, markets and the institutions that support the sector.

This integrated approach means support goes beyond the farm, helping build a rice value chain that is more productive, connected, resilient and sustainable.

RRVCDP is implemented by the Government of The Gambia, with financing from the Lives and Livelihoods Fund (LLF) and its partners through the Islamic Development Bank (IsDB), and BADEA.

🌱 Supporting every stage. Strengthening the whole rice value chain.

08/09/2026

🌾 From Our Archives | RRVCDP Impact Stories

For Lamin Camara, president of the Pacharr Rice Farmers Cooperative in CRR South, support from the RRVCDP is helping create better
opportunities for farmers to improve rice production and strengthen their livelihoods.

As both a rice farmer and cooperative leader, Lamin shares his experience as a beneficiary and what the project’s support has meant for farming activities within his country

🎥 Hear directly from Lamin as he shares his story from the field.

RRVCDP is implemented by the Government of The Gambia, with financing from the Lives and Livelihoods Fund (LLF) and its partners through the Islamic Development Bank (IsDB), and BADEA.

04/09/2026

Building a Stronger Future for Rice Farmers

From improved production to stronger farming communities, RRVCDP is helping create more opportunities for rice farmers across key rice-growing regions of The Gambia in CRR South, CRR North and URR

RRVCDP is implemented by the Government of The Gambia, with financing from the Lives and Livelihoods Fund (LLF) and its partners through the Islamic Development Bank (IsDB), and BADEA.

Supporting farmers today. Strengthening rice production for tomorrow.

🌾 175,000+ direct and indirect  beneficiaries. One growing rice value chain.Behind this number are farmers, families, an...
02/09/2026

🌾 175,000+ direct and indirect beneficiaries. One growing rice value chain.

Behind this number are farmers, families, and communities whose livelihoods are connected to a stronger and more productive rice sector.

Since 2020, RRVCDP has been working across rice-producing communities to strengthen production, improve productivity, and create better opportunities for farmers and other value chain actors.

🌱 The number tells the scale. The people tell the impact.

RRVCDP is implemented by the Government of The Gambia, with financing from the Lives and Livelihoods Fund (LLF) and its partners through the Islamic Development Bank (IsDB), and BADEA.

🚁🌾 3,265 Hectares. One Mission: Measure the Progress from Above.RRVCDP is taking project monitoring to the skies as the ...
31/08/2026

🚁🌾 3,265 Hectares. One Mission: Measure the Progress from Above.

RRVCDP is taking project monitoring to the skies as the Malaysian drone technology team, Aerodyne, conducts high-precision scanning across the project’s land development sites.

Covering the 3,265 hectares originally targeted for development, the exercise will provide accurate, up-to-date data on land developed, areas under cultivation and overall implementation progress, strengthening evidence-based planning and future decision-making.

📍 Day 2: Laminkoto successfully completed ✅
➡️ Now scanning Jarumehkoto

The exercise began on 29 August 2026 and will continue across project sites throughout the week.

RRVCDP is implemented by the Government of The Gambia, with financing from the Lives and Livelihoods Fund (LLF) and its partners through the Islamic Development Bank (IsDB), and BADEA.

🌾 Measuring every hectare. Tracking every milestone. Strengthening The Gambia’s rice value chain.

🌾 From Our Archives | RRVCDP Impact Stories – Episode 5 Equipping Rice Farmers for Greater ProductionThe Regional Rice V...
26/08/2026

🌾 From Our Archives | RRVCDP Impact Stories – Episode 5
Equipping Rice Farmers for Greater Production
The Regional Rice Value Chain Development Project (RRVCDP) held a handing-over ceremony in Pacharr, Central River Region South marking another important step towards strengthening rice production and improving access to essential agricultural inputs and machinery.

During the ceremony, the project handed over 500Mt of fertilizer, 10 tractors, 80 ltrs of insecticides and 5625kg of herbicides to their beneficiary farmers and private sector actors across CRR/N, CRR/S and URR.

The ceremony brought together the Hon. Minister of Agriculture Dr. Demba Sabally, the Project Director, Project officials, key stakeholders,beneficiary farmers and private sector actors, highlighting continued efforts to strengthen agricultural production, particularly the rice sector.

🚜 From quality inputs to mechanisation, the support is helping farmers access the resources needed to cultivate more efficiently, improve productivity and strengthen local rice production.

RRVCDP is implemented by the Government of The Gambia, with financing from the Lives and Livelihoods Fund (LLF) and its partners through the Islamic Development Bank (IsDB), and BADEA.

🌱 Supporting farmers. Strengthening production. Advancing The Gambia’s rice value chain.

24/08/2026

🌾 Expanding the foundation for quality seed production in The Gambia.

Through the Regional Rice Value Chain Development Project (RRVCDP), 30 hectares of land 15 for rehabilitation and 15 new areas have been developed for the National Seed Secretariat (NSS) to support the expansion of quality seed production in The Gambia.

In this testimonial, Layen Mbye, Director of the Foundation Seed Department at NSS, explains how this support will strengthen the Foundation Seed Department's capacity to produce more seeds and contribute to increased agricultural production.

🌱 More capacity. More quality seeds. Greater production potential.

RRVCDP is implemented by the Government of The Gambia, with financing from the Lives and Livelihoods Fund (LLF) and its partners through the Islamic Development Bank (IsDB), and BADEA.

🌾 From land development to the final bag of rice — every stage tells a story of progress.It begins with preparing the la...
21/08/2026

🌾 From land development to the final bag of rice — every stage tells a story of progress.

It begins with preparing the land. Then comes sowing, germination, crop growth and maturity, harvesting, processing, and packaging a complete journey towards stronger local rice production.

Through its support to rice farmers, the Regional Rice Value Chain Development Project (RRVCDP) is helping strengthen production and productivity through the development of 987ha of land in its beneficiary communities in CRR/South, CRR/North and URR

🚜 Land Development → 🌱 Sowing → 🌾 Germination → 🌿 Maturity → 🚜 Harvesting → 📦 Packaging

From the field to the final product, RRVCDP is supporting the journey.

RRVCDP is implemented by the Government of The Gambia, with financing from the Lives and Livelihoods Fund (LLF) and its partners through the Islamic Development Bank (IsDB), and BADEA.

19/08/2026

🌾 From Our Archives | RRVCDP Impact Stories – Episode 3

For rice farmers, having access to a tractor can mean cultivating more land, reducing the burden of farm work, and improving productivity. 🚜

Meet Arafang Jabbi from Wulli Sutukoba, URR, a beneficiary of tractor support provided through the Regional Rice Value Chain Development Project (RRVCDP).

In his testimonial, Arafang shares how access to the tractor has supported their farming activities and strengthened their ability to produce rice more efficiently.

His experience reflects RRVCDP’s continued investment in agricultural mechanisation under Component 1: Raising Rice Production and Productivity, helping farmers access the tools needed to strengthen local rice production.

🎥 Hear Arafang’s story as we revisit the people and interventions behind RRVCDP’s journey.

RRVCDP is implemented by the Government of The Gambia, with financing from the Lives and Livelihoods Fund (LLF) and its partners through the Islamic Development Bank (IsDB), and BADEA.

17/08/2026

🌾 From Our Archives | RRVCDP Impact Stories – Episode 2

For rice farmers, access to productive land can change what is possible.

Meet Halimatou Sanyang from Limbambuli, URR, a beneficiary of RRVCDP’s land development intervention under Component 1: Raising Rice Production and Productivity.

In her testimonial, Halimatou reflects on how the development of rice land has created better conditions for production, giving farmers greater opportunity to cultivate and improve their livelihoods.

Her story highlights an important part of RRVCDP’s work: investing in the foundation farmers need to produce more and strengthen The Gambia’s rice value chain.

🎥 Hear Halimatou’s story as we revisit the interventions and people that have shaped RRVCDP’s journey.

RRVCDP is implemented by the Government of The Gambia, with financing from the Lives and Livelihoods Fund (LLF) and its partners through the Islamic Development Bank (IsDB), and BADEA.

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