The Marahoué Region is located in the center-west of Côte d'Ivoire and is subdivided into five (05) Departments: Bouaflé (Capital), Bonon, Gohitafla, Sinfra, and Zuénoula. It covers an area of 9,092.48 km², which is 2.81% of the national territory.

• The population of the region is as follows:

Source: INS, RGPH 2021

• Bouaflé, the capital of the region, is a Local Economic Connector (a small town that is at an embryonic stage of urbanization facilitating internal economies of scale, such as hosting a large company that processes local agricultural products) with a strong agricultural vocation (Study on the Competitive Economic Pole Development Program - PEC, 2018);
• An industrial zone exists in the Bouaflé department with an industrial land reserve of 134 hectares (MCIPPME, 2022);
• Financial sector: 08 commercial banks and 03 microfinance institutions are established there;

• Mobile network coverage (ARTCI, July 2023): 99.65% of localities and 99.82% of the population are covered;
• Health: The health infrastructure in the region includes most of the technical platforms.

Source: MSHPCMU, 2022

The key sectors of activity include agriculture and agro-industry, animal resources, industry, mining resources, and tourism.

• Agriculture :

Source: MEMINADERPV, 2023 ND: Not Available

• Agro-industry: sugarcane production unit (Zuénoula);

• Animal resources:

Source: MIRAH, estimate 2022

• Industry: Bouaflé Brewery;
• Mining resources: Gold (gold mines of Angovia and Kpangbankouamekro);
• Tourism: the region's tourist offerings include:
  • the Confluence of Bonzi;
  • the sacred stones of Gohitafla;
  • the Weavers of Bazré;
  • the Marahoué National Park (100,000 hectares).