Burkina Faso Masterplan | Vision for Justice, Digitalization, and Sustainable Development 2025 - 2029
Prime Minister Rimtalba Jean Emmanuel Ouédraogo delivered an ambitious vision for Burkina Faso during his General Policy Declaration on December 27, 2024. He outlined transformative reforms spanning justice, digital infrastructure, housing, education, health, and sports, while emphasizing the need to align these initiatives with Burkina Faso’s sociocultural realities.
Key highlights include expanding broadband internet access to 1,000 localities, incorporating indigenous dispute resolution mechanisms into the justice system, constructing 50,000 housing units by 2029, and launching the “Water Battle” initiative to ensure sustainable access to water for all. Education will see the integration of ICT and digitalization of teaching tools, while healthcare will undergo structural upgrades, including the introduction of affordable kidney transplants and digital transformation of medical services by 2025. Additionally, the government will prioritize social cohesion by strengthening traditional leadership roles and promoting indigenous practices such as local school meals.
In the sports sector, the modernization of stadiums, including the construction of a 15,000-seat stadium in Bobo-Dioulasso, will reflect the country’s aspirations for growth and unity. These efforts aim to inspire patriotism and lay the foundation for a brighter future for Burkina Faso.
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Table of Contents
00:00 - Introduction
Vision of Prime Minister Rimtalba Jean Emmanuel Ouédraogo and sociocultural alignment of reforms.
02:30 - Justice Reforms
Indigenous mechanisms for dispute resolution, legal code accessibility, and the role of traditional leadership in social cohesion.
05:00 - Digital Infrastructure
Expansion of broadband networks, connectivity restoration in insecure zones, and cybersecurity enhancements.
07:45 - Housing and Urban Development
Construction of 50,000 housing units, high-rise urban housing, and key projects like the Modern Market and Renaissance City.
10:15 - Water and Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs)
"Water Battle" initiative for sustainable access and resettlement of displaced persons.
12:40 - Healthcare Advancements
Upgrades to health centers, affordable kidney transplants, and digital transformation in healthcare services.
15:00 - Education and Indigenous Practices
Introduction of ICT in schools, digitization of teaching tools, and regulation of local school meal programs.
17:30 - Sports and Recreation
Modernization of the August 4 Stadium and construction of a new 15,000-seat stadium in Bobo-Dioulasso.
20:00 - Call to Action
Inspiring patriotism and preparing for Burkina Faso's brighter future.
Keywords
Burkina Faso, justice reform, indigenous dispute resolution, digital infrastructure, affordable housing, healthcare innovation, water access, education development, ICT in schools, sports modernization, sociocultural integration, Prime Minister Rimtalba Jean Emmanuel Ouédraogo, "Water Battle" initiative, urban density
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