The financing of 40.95 million US dollars was approved by the Board of Directors of the African Development Fund in Burkina Faso on December 16, 2002, in Abidjan.

The objective of the financing provided by the FAD is to implement the Integrated Development of Maize, Soy, Poultry and Fish Value Chains and Climate Change Resilience Project (PIMSAR). It consists of a grant of $24.07 million and a loan of $12.88 million from Fonds africain de développement , the Group of the's concessional lending window Banque africaine de développement .

The African Disaster Risk Financing Program (ADRiFI), is a multi-donor trust fund, administered by the Bank of Africa with a $4 million donation. The Director General for West Africa and Acting Vice President of the African Development Bank Group , responsible for Regional Development, Integration and Service Delivery, Marie-Laure Akin-Olugbade, emphasized that the project “will contribute to addressing the root causes of low agricultural and livestock productivity, the processing deficit, and the adaptation of populations to climate change with a view to improving security food. In addition, it will have a significant positive impact on poverty reduction, social inclusion and job creation.”