Cyclone Chido’s devastating passage over Mayotte has left deep scars, particularly on the agricultural sector. Harvests were wiped out, and it will take months, if not years, to restore production levels. This situation highlights the fragility of an island that relies heavily on imports to feed its population. Yet regional solutions, such as closer cooperation with Madagascar and Union of Comoros, could make it possible to provide Mayotte with the food it needs quickly and cheaply. (…)