Development, safety and tourism enhancement of 15 priority beaches along 150 km of Ivorian coastline, under the national "Beautiful Beaches for All" programme and the "Sublime Côte d'Ivoire" strategy. Total budget of 210 billion FCFA over 48 months, structured as a PPP with mixed financing: public (25%), development partners (35%), private (30%) and climate funds (10%).
📋 Description du projet
The "Beautiful Beaches for All" programme is part of the national "Sublime Côte d'Ivoire" strategy targeting 5 million tourists and a 7-8% GDP contribution from tourism.
The project covers 15 priority beaches (avg. 10 km each, total 150 km) across 6 components:
🏖️ C1 — WATERFRONT DEVELOPMENT & ACCESSIBILITY (85 billion FCFA — 40.5%)
Roads, parking, pedestrian paths, sanitary facilities, urban furniture, signage, disability access, water/electricity/sewage networks, landscaping.
🚨 C2 — SAFETY & RISK MANAGEMENT (22 billion FCFA — 10.5%)
Rescue stations, lifeguard equipment, swimming zone signage, video surveillance, safety lighting, lifeguard training, mobile interventions.
🌊 C3 — COASTAL RESILIENCE & ENVIRONMENT (38 billion FCFA — 18.1%)
Hydrological studies, anti-erosion protection, dune restoration, drainage, waste management, water quality monitoring, climate adaptation reserve. Aligned with WACA regional programme.
🍽️ C4 — TOURISM & ECONOMIC ENHANCEMENT (32 billion FCFA — 15.2%)
Dining areas, craft villages, beach leisure and water sports, destination branding, events, Smart Beach digital services, resort co-investment.
👥 C5 — SOCIAL INCLUSION & LOCAL ENTREPRENEURSHIP (8 billion FCFA — 3.8%)
Training, SME support, youth and women employment, local value chains, start-up fund.
⚙️ C6 — GOVERNANCE, RESEARCH & SUPERVISION (25 billion FCFA — 11.9%)
Studies, PPP engineering, project management unit, monitoring systems, supervision, contingency reserves.
Average cost: 14 billion FCFA/beach — 1.4 billion FCFA/km
Pilot sites: Azuretti and Mondoukou.
💡 Concept & Valeur ajoutée
Transform 15 priority beaches along the Ivorian coastline into safe, modern, resilient and competitive coastal destinations, contributing to national tourism attractiveness, local value creation and inclusive development of coastal communities. Position Côte d'Ivoire as the reference beach destination in West Africa.
💰 Business Model
Sources de revenus
Concession fees and franchises (catering, leisure, parking, digital services) (35%), activity access fees and ticketing (25%), private PPP investment on commercial assets (20%), public and development partner funding on infrastructure (15%), climate and blue economy funds on coastal resilience (5%).
Structure des coûts
C1 — Waterfront development (40.5%): roads, sanitation, networks, urban furniture. C2 — Safety (10.5%): rescue stations, surveillance, lighting. C3 — Coastal resilience (18.1%): anti-erosion, dunes, waste, water. C4 — Tourism enhancement (15.2%): catering, crafts, leisure, Smart Beach. C5 — Social inclusion (3.8%): training, SMEs, employment. C6 — Governance and supervision (11.9%): studies, PPP, audit, reserves.
Structure de financement
État et collectivités locales CI (25% — 52,5 Mds) + Partenaires de développement/banques (35% — 73,5 Mds) + Investisseurs privés/PPP/Franchises (30% — 63 Mds) + Fonds Climat/Économie bleue (10% — 21 M
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