The ecological landscape of Ivory Coast is about to take a major step forward. On Thursday, February 12, 2026, during the "Meetings of the House of the Environment", the Moussobah Foundation , the Abidjan Sustainable City Club and Orange Ivory Coast unveiled an ambitious project: the upcoming opening of a center dedicated to the ecological cause in the heart of Bingerville.

A center of excellence for climate

More than just a building, this future structure aims to be a hub for innovation and awareness. Dr. Ranie-Didice Bah-Koné , President of the Moussobah Foundation, defined this project as a lever for social transformation:

"The House of the Environment will be a center of excellence dedicated to promoting local initiatives and supporting citizens, schools, and businesses towards responsible behavior in the face of the climate emergency."

The objective is clear: to permanently embed ecological awareness in the daily lives of every Ivorian, from the private sphere to the professional world.

A rich and immersive program

To change mindsets, the center will offer a diverse educational program combining theory and practice:

1. Education: Welcoming school groups and specialized training programs.
2. Culture & Knowledge: Thematic media library, documentary screenings and digital space.
3. Nature & Agriculture: Creation of a plant library and concrete demonstrations of sustainable agriculture.

A synergy of committed partners

The project benefits from the strong support of the Abidjan Sustainable City Club . Its executive secretary, Cormélia Poguy-Magineaud , emphasized the intergenerational aspect of the project: "It is an essential living space for conveying to young people the urgency of taking concrete action."

For its part, Orange Côte d'Ivoire confirms its role as a committed player. Catherine Assanvo , Chief of Staff and Head of CSR, emphasized the relevance of this inclusive initiative, which resonates with the group's strategic pillars in terms of sustainable development.

Key takeaways

The Bingerville Environment House aims to become the showcase of citizen mobilization in Ivory Coast, proving that the ecological transition is now a national priority shared by the private sector and civil society.