In order to support the modernization of the agricultural and livestock sectors, the World Bank has granted financing of 350 million US dollars to Niger.

The funding granted to Niger is approved as part of the first phase of the Livestock and Agricultural Modernization Project (PMA). It aims to strengthen the country's food and nutrition security and improve the livelihoods of rural populations. The project is expected to have a significant positive impact on food and nutrition security in Niger. The World Bank estimates that 5 million Nigeriens will see their food security strengthened, while 3 million of them will increase their resilience to climate hazards. This project will also contribute to reducing poverty and improving the living conditions of rural populations. This financing from the World Bank testifies to the financial institution's commitment to supporting the sustainable development of Niger. It is part of a larger effort to help the country overcome its structural and environmental challenges, including climate change.