FERTILIZER STATISTICS OVERVIEW BURKINA FASO Edition

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1 FERTILIZER STATISTICS OVERVIEW Edition

2 Outline 1. Production 2. Imports 3. Origins 4. Agric. and non Agric. use 5. Consumption 6. Summary 7. About us Background Information An overview of fertilizer statistics in Burkina Faso from More emphasis is given to the year 2017 and each analysis is based on the products with higher quantities. Official trade data obtained from Burkina Faso Customs and Validated by Fertilizer Technical Working Group Burkina Faso (FTWG-BFA) 2017 data validated from 25 th 26 th April, 2018.

3 Fertilizer Production There is currently one fertilizer blending plant operated by Société de Commercialisation de Production Agricole et Marchande (CIPAM SA). The plant is located at Bobo Dioulasso and blends different kinds of NPK fertilizers. Faso Fert and Tropic Agro Chem have both proposed to set up a blending and Dolomite plant also at Bobo Dioulasso.

4 Fertilizer Imports TOP 4 IMPORTED FERTILIZERS 2017 HS Code Fertilizer Name NPK 138,608 84, , , ,473 DAP 2% MOP 1% Others fertilizers 2% Urea 57,332 63,298 55,712 68,056 60, DAP 6,493 17,057 13,881 7,827 4, MOP 2,079 20,447 13,149 9,225 3,495 Urea 25% Others fertilizers 14,611 21,582 20,420 19,606 5,217 Total (mt) 219, , , , ,576 The main fertilizers imported to Burkina Faso are NPK and Urea. Both accounted for 95% of all official imports in There was a 13% reduction in total fertilizer imports in 2017 as compared to Other fertilizers includes products like; MAP, Organic fertilizers, etc 200, , , , , ,000 80,000 60,000 40,000 20,000 - MT NPK 70% TOP FERTILIZER IMPORTS PER YEAR NPK Urea DAP MOP Others fertilizers

5 Fertilizer Monthly Imports FERTILIZER MONTHLY CUMULATIVE IMPORTS ( ) Quarter Q1 78, ,066 75,325 73,218 56,854 Q2 51,609 49,924 70, , ,536 Q3 43,016 41,017 44,577 35,030 53,352 Q4 45,956 15,616 18,125 45,134 30,833 Total (mt) 219, , , , , , , , , ,000 50,000 MT - Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec In 2017, most fertilizers imported to Burkina Faso reached the port in the second quarter. April and May 2017 recorded the highest fertilizer imports 79,349mt (32% of all 2017 imports). Crop Calendar SEASON CROPS Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Major Season (Long Rains) Maize u u u u Millet u u u u Sorghum u u u u Rice u u u Cotton u u u Key: u Fertilizer Peak DeSowing Growing Harve Source : FAO/GIEWS

6 Russia, 54,388 Morocco, 22,293 Mali, 117,895 Côte d'ivoire, 15,974 Fertilizer Origins 140,000 COUNTRIES OF ORIGIN 120, ,000 80,000 60,000 40,000 20,000 - MT Countries of Origin Mali Russia Morocco Cote d'ivoire Others Officially, there were no exports of fertilizers from Burkina Faso in NPK 67% 4% 12% 9% 8% Urea 3% 73% - 1% 23% DAP - 27% 48% - 25% MOP - 26% 1% - 73% Other fertilizers 13% 11% 4% 4% 69%

7 Agricultural and Non-agricultural Uses Usage Volume (MT) % Volume (MT) % Volume (MT) % Volume (MT) % Volume (MT) % Volume (MT) % Agriculture 187, % 219, % 206, % 208, % 283, % 245, % Industrial/Mines % 1, % 1, % 15, % 0.0% 23, % Total (MT) 188, % 220, % 208, % 223, % 283, % 269, % Some products are used for both agricultural and industrial purposes depending on the importer. In 2017, about 9% of products imported to Burkina Faso as fertilizers were not used for agricultural purposes.

8 Fertilizer Apparent Consumption 2017 APPARENT CONSUMPTION HS Code Fertilizer Name NPK's 138,443 84, , , ,473 DAP 2% MOP 1% Other Fertilizers 2% Urea 57,332 63,298 55,712 68,056 60, DAP 6,493 17,057 13,881 7,827 4,537 Urea 25% MOP 2,079 20,447 13,149 9,225 3,495 Other Fertilizers 14,616 21,582 20,420 19,606 5,217 Total (mt) 218, , , , ,576 NPK and Urea continue to be the most apparently consumed fertilizers in Burkina Faso. There is some small amount of MOP and DAP consumption as well. Some NPK grades are imported as compounds and sold for use whiles others are blended locally. Some of the various grades of NPK available includes , , , etc. 200, , ,000 TOP FERTILIZER APPARENT CONSUMPTION PER YEAR ( ) NPK's 70% NB: Apparent consumption = Production + Imports Exports non fertilizer use 50,000 MT - NPK's Urea DAP MOP Other Fertilizers

9 Summary of 2017 Fertilizer Statistics for Burkina Faso HS Code Product Production Total Imports Exports Non Fertilizer Use Agricultural Imports 2017 Apparent Consumption NPK 171, , , Urea 60,855 60,855 60, DAP 4,537 4,537 4, MOP 3,495 3,495 3, Other N Fertilizers 2,943 2,943 2, Other K Fertilizers 1,015 1,015 1, Organic Fertilizers MAP Other P Fertilizers Other PK compounds NP compounds Ammonium sulphate 1,401 1, Ammonium sulphate nitrate Ammonium nitrate 22,092 22, Potassium sulphate Other NP compounds NPK Unknown Grade Total (mt) 269,175 23, , ,576

10 Participants of 2018 FTWG Name Organization Position Direction Générale des Etudes et des Statistiques Sectorielles / Emmanuel VALEA Ministère de l'agriculture et des Aménagements Hydrauliques Ingénieur Statisticien ema.valea@yahoo.fr Sompouguednoma Pierre DJIGUEMDE Direction Générale des productions végétales Ingenieur Agronone / Service des engrais s.pierrediiguemde@yahoo.fr Salou BANDE Institut National de la Statistique et de la Démographie Ingénieur Statisticien Chargé des Statistiques agricoles bansalou@yahoo.fr Arnond KABORE Direction Générale des Douanes Inspecteur Divisionnaire des Douanes arnokbore@yahoo.fr Adama TRAORE SOFITEX traore.adama@sofitex.bf Abraham KIEMTORE AGRODIA Chargé de suivi-évaluation akiemtore@agrodia.org Eliel Abraham KOUASSI FertAfrica Responsable Commercial eliel.kouassi@fertafrica.com Honoré MOYENGA IFDC Consultant hmoyenga@ifdc.org Victorine GOLY IFDC Bilingual Administrative Officer vgoly@ifdc.org Samuel GOULIVAS IFDC Analyste Marché des engrais sgoulivas@ifdc.org Demba Doua DIALLO IFDC Cordinateur USAID-ENGRAIS ddiallo@ifdc.org Fred GYASI IFDC Website\Database Specialist fgyasi@ifdc.org Patrice ANNEQUIN IFDC Représentant pays pannequin@ifdc.org

11 About this overview The data in this overview comes from the Fertilizer Technical Working Groups in partnership with CountrySTAT Burkina Faso. Read the April 2018 workshop report. This overview was made possible with support from: Feed the Future West Africa Enhancing Growth through Regional Agriculture Input Systems (EnGRAIS) Project &