Tourism Ecoparks Project
SO.1.4. Develop high value-added, world-class services
Funding (public) :
2,550,250,000 FCFA
Project leader

Ministry of Tourism and Handicrafts
Project description
The project aims to preserve the natural character of the SAPCO Soucouta site while addressing the expectations of a rapidly growing eco-responsible clientele. In response to the negative impacts of tourism and industrialization on the environment and local culture, it offers a sustainable alternative focused on conserving natural heritage. It also aims to strengthen the involvement of local communities by generating jobs and income, contributing to the fight against rural exodus and irregular migration. The initiative supports the development of an integrated and sustainable tourism offer to protect vulnerable sites.
Intervention zones
Funding (public)
2,550,250,000 FCFA
Overall Objective:
- Promote sustainable tourism through the creation of a reproducible ecopark model integrating heritage conservation, local economic development, and environmental awareness.
Specific Objectives:
- Develop a replicable tourism ecopark and a small buffer forest.
- Promote the ecological, cultural, and historical assets of tourist interest sites.
- Promote ecotourism.
- Integrate surrounding communities into the model.
Expected results
- The natural and cultural heritage of the SAPCO Soucouta site is preserved.
- A replicable tourism ecopark model is developed.
- Surrounding communities are integrated into the model.
- Ecological, cultural, and historical assets are enhanced.
- Ecotourism is promoted.












































