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Increase the yield per coconut tree to 80 coconuts per annum.

Why this status

The government has launched substantial coconut-productivity programmes, including rehabilitation, irrigation and subsidised inputs across 85,000 acres, as well as the Northern Coconut Triangle with high-yield planting material. These are credible delivery steps, but no official result yet shows the manifesto’s specific target of 80 coconuts per tree per year has been achieved.

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Evidence timeline

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  1. 2 Sept 2025SupportsOfficial release
    The Northern Coconut Triangle programme provides high-yield coconut saplings and related support, with an initial target of developing 16,000 acres.
    Open source
  2. 10 Aug 2026SupportsOfficial release
    Cabinet approved a special programme to rehabilitate 85,000 acres of coconut land in 2026, including subsidies for smallholders for mulching, fertiliser and irrigation-related activities.
    Open source

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