Adopted by the Council of Ministers, Burkina Faso’s 2026–2030 Recovery Plan will serve as the country’s main framework for economic and social development over the next five years.
Valued at 36,000 billion CFA francs, equivalent to about $60.3bn, the plan is structured around four pillars: security and social cohesion; state reform and governance; human capital development; and infrastructure development with economic transformation.
A monitoring and evaluation mechanism has also been approved to coordinate implementation, measure results and strengthen transparency in the use of public resources.
