Toma:Nayala The Nayala Provincial Consultation Framework (CCP) held its second ordinary session in Toma, focusing on health, education, agriculture, and economic challenges with the aim of improving coordination and addressing local concerns. The session was led by Honor Frdric Par, the High Commissioner of Nayala, and included technical service heads, local authority representatives, religious and customary leaders, and development partners.
According to Burkina Information Agency, the meeting emphasized dialogue, information sharing, and intervention coordination. Participants were encouraged to engage in constructive exchanges to formulate actionable recommendations for the community's benefit. The session also highlighted opportunities provided by the Agency for the Promotion of Community Entrepreneurship.
Health was a major discussion point, with Constantin Sow, Toma health district's chief medical officer, presenting seasonal malaria chemoprevention results, showing 95.1% of targeted children aged 3 to 11 months received medication. The campaign also identified mosquito breeding sites and screened children for malnutrition. Sow stressed early dengue fever consultation and sanitation.
Adama Diallo, the province's secretary general, discussed the Universal Health Insurance Scheme, focusing on access conditions and the necessary tools for its implementation. Educational challenges, including school closures and infrastructure deterioration, were also discussed by provincial directors Thomas Garan and Idrissa Roko.
The agricultural discussion led by Aristide Zonou covered long dry spells' effects on the 2026-2027 rainy season and support efforts for agriculture and livestock. Gnoumou Mbonoua Christine from the Danish Refugee Council introduced a mechanism for proactive humanitarian action against displacement risks.
The session's recommendations aim to enhance health prevention, education resilience, food security, and crisis anticipation, supporting citizen participation and effective implementation of the National Days of Patriotic Engagement and Citizen Participation in Nayala.