Djebonoua Development Foundation, a project of the Africa-Israel Economic Cooperation Committee, works in partnership with a broad range of stakeholders, including the private sector, international organizations, philanthropists, development partners, economic development institutions, academics and researchers in the food and agricultural industries, and activists working for NGOs and social movements to build sustainable food systems in Djebonoua and Bouake.

We strive to unleash large-scale, sustainable market growth by empowering farmers of all ages to build prosperity at home. Djebonoua Development Foundation focuses on market build-ups as good markets are the chief channels through which sustainable revenue is generated and sustained.

As a future-oriented project, our long-term objective is to deliver large-scale and transformational changes in the food markets and agricultural industries that create opportunities for citizens, farmers, entrepreneurs, producers, and investors.

Working with a broad range of stakeholders, we aim to improve the competitiveness of our teams, better lives, and deliver sustainable market efficiency.

Our members are individuals of goodwill, investors, international organizations, community foundations, corporations, and private foundations across the globe.

Philanthropic supporters within our organization support our work within the food and agriculture industries and also at the intersections of work related to food tech, food security, climate change and resilience, and rural economic development.