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Pillar 1 focuses on sustainable agriculture, rural electrification, and climate mitigation to raise welfare. Pillar 2 targets human capital, shock resilience, service access, inclusion, and reduced gender inequality, while Pillar 3 improves fiscal management and governance to enable medium to long-term pro-poor spending.","Public Disclosure Authorized Public Disclosure Authorized  \nTOGO : DETAILED POVERTY AND SOCIAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT (PSIA)  \nOverall, the policy and institutional reforms supported under the proposed DPF are expected to support a resilient economy and have positive social impacts. The policy actions in Pillar 1 aimed at promoting sustainable agriculture, rural electrification and climate mitigation are expected to increase welfare. Policy reforms under Pillar 2 aimed at boosting human capital and resilience to shocks are expected to increase coping strategies amongst the vulnerable population, improve access to basic services, increase social inclusion, and reduce gender inequality. The policy actions under Pillar 3 aimed at rebuilding the fiscal space by improving the management of tax exemptions and strengthening corporate governance and accountability of SOEs is not expected to have short-term poverty and social impacts but could have medium to long-term impacts by opening fiscal space for pro-poor spending.  \nPrior Action \\#1 . To promote climate-smart agriculture intensification, the Recipient has adopted three Arrêtés (i) enacting the 2024-28 strategy on irrigated agriculture, (ii) creating eighty planned agricultural development zones (ZAAP) where this strategy is being implemented; and (iii) clarifying conditions for the acquisition and distribution of fertilizers by the state in exceptional circumstances.  \nBoosting agriculture productivity and resilience to climate shocks (PA\\#1) in Pillar 1 has significant potential to accelerate income growth for the rural poor and improve welfare in the short and long terms. Rural households derive income from multiple sources, with income from agriculture alone accounting for 54 percent of total income. Evidence shows that investment in irrigation is crucial for climate adaptation strategies to overcome the vulnerability to rainfall variations and improve household resilience to climatic shocks. However, barely 1.5 percent of plots cultivated in 2018/19 were irrigated. Evidence also points to weak extension services in terms of both access and quality. Specifically, according to the 2018/2019 community survey, merely 16 percent of villages reported receiving extension services. In addition, evidence shows no correlation between access to extension services and crop yields, hinting at the potentially poor quality of the current extension system.1 The promotion of access to irrigation, mechanization, and access to inputs, and digital extension services through the establishment of the eighty planned agricultural development zones (ZAAP) would increase agricultural production and productivity, boosting food security and generating surpluses for commercialization.  \nPromoting women’s access to land tenure security offers many gains, not only for women themselves but also for their families, communities, and society at large. To start with, women’s landownership is associated with positive developments in endowments and agency, including improved maternal and reproductive health outcomes, enhanced women’s decision-making power, and lower vulnerability to gender-based violence.2 Additionally, women’s landownership empowers women economically and allows them to move out of poverty.3 At the same time, women’s secure land tenure offers many benefits to their families and households, such as improved food security and better investments in children’s human capital.4 Finally,  \n1 World Bank (2021) The World Bank Annual Report 2021 : From Crisis to Green, Resilient, and Inclusive Recovery  \n2 Agarwal, B., and Panda, P. 2007. Toward freedom from domestic violence: The neglected obvious. Journal of human development, 8(3), 359-388; Goldman, M. J., A. Davis, and J. 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