Ivory Coast has launched reforestation programs aimed at reversing deforestation trends. The government targets planting millions of trees and restoring forest ecosystems. International partnerships support these efforts, including collaboration with conservation organizations to protect remaining forests and establish new protected areas.

Ivory Coast is expanding renewable energy capacity through hydroelectric projects, solar installations, and biomass initiatives. The government has established targets for increasing renewable energy's share of total electricity generation. Recent projects include solar farms in rural areas and rehabilitation of existing hydroelectric facilities.

Initiatives promote sustainable farming practices including agroforestry, soil conservation, and reduced pesticide use. Programs support smallholder farmers in adopting climate-smart agriculture techniques. Cocoa and coffee production, major economic sectors, are increasingly incorporating sustainability standards.

The government is implementing water management programs to improve access to clean water and protect water resources. Initiatives include infrastructure development for water treatment and distribution, particularly in rural areas. Watershed protection programs aim to maintain water quality and availability.