Boulsa:The High Commissioner of Namentenga Province, Adama Conseiga, led the third ordinary session of the Provincial Consultation Framework (CCP) in Boulsa. The meeting, which took place on November 11, 2026, focused on addressing the potential food crisis in the province.

According to Burkina Information Agency, the session featured five key presentations from technical service managers and project stakeholders. Participants recommended that development partners incorporate the pressing food situation into their future planning efforts.

Discussions included presentations on the Teeltaaba project, the start of the school year, municipal investments, the 2026-2027 agricultural season, and the activities of the NGO Community Action for Development (ACD/CN). Concerns addressed included the dredging of the Boulsa dam, off-season activities, boreholes, school canteens, and migratory birds. Authorities emphasized the importance of sound crop management to mitigate food insecurity and ensuring equitable food aid distribution among internally displaced persons (IDPs) and vulnerable populations.

The session also highlighted satisfaction with new project implementation approaches, which are believed to enhance trust and facilitate effective interventions. The selection process for the Sovereignty League and transport provisions for gold miners were also discussed. The High Commissioner expressed appreciation for the contributions and support received, particularly noting the role of the Teeltaaba project in promoting resilience and integration in Namentenga and Kouritenga provinces.