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Advancing CAADP Implementation: Key results and impact

Policies / Policy formulation

Institutional transformation

/ human-organizational development

CAADP

CAADP

National Agriculture Developme

nt Strategy

Investment Plans 1

3

2

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10 years of CADP

“Lessons and Insights”

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Gains, progress and achievements

A continental Agenda• Agriculture is back to political-policy agenda• Growing Political commitment to increase

budgetary allocations of public budget• Mobilised Africa around a common agenda

Transformational drive• Better planning (evidence-based; inclusive;

specific priorities; clear budget)• Catalysing engagement (partnerships and

alliances) across sectors, disciplines and boundaries

• Renewed energy on delivering results• Renewed urge for quality data / Information

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Gains, progress and achievements

Production/Productivity and value adding

• Making a case for regional integration• Noting and responding to emerging issues

(climate change; globalisation; youthful pop & migration; land acquisition: etc…)

• Specific commodities – yield rise/stabilisation

• Reduced vulnerability in face of extreme weather

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What stakeholders are saying:o too much focus on the issue of public

financing;o too much focus on the supply side and not on

making markets worko weak inter-ministerial and inter-sectorial

coordinationo risk of bureaucratization = talks no action on

concrete concerns of agricultureo multiplicity of initiativeso Coherence in leadership (especially consensus

in regional and continental processes)o Urgent and compelling case for immediate

food and livelihood needs

Challenges and limitations

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However !!

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The African Context

• Africa still: food insecure; low agric productivity; low rural incomes

• Urbanization: 50% urban by 2035 • Youthful population (40% under age 23)• Globalization of the food systems• Agriculture-Trade link ambiguous

• CAADP providing the instrument to respond to challenges and opportunities

• CAADP vision still valid

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Poverty, Hunger and Malnutrition – one of the most critical factors “pulling

down” Africa socio-economic growth and development

Trade and Market (national / regional) in reforming Agriculture – Commercial

Agriculture

Political will and leadership – taking the action

1st decade: Key Insights (1)

Where to: Sustaining the CAADP Momentum

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Underlining Agriculture as driver for poverty alleviation, food security and

elimination of hunger• Positioning ‘wealth creation’ as primary

driver for agriculture development (Jobs & Incomes)

• Deliberate policy drivers to improve Africa’s capacity to be food secure – at all levels (food security and food sovereignty)

• Increase quantity and quality of public investments that leverage private investments

• A regional and inter-regional trade agenda essential for sustaining success

• Policies and Institutions

1st decade: Key Insights (3)

Where to: Sustaining the CAADP Momentum

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Next 10 years of CADP

“Action to deliver impact” {Sustaining CAADP momentum}

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CAADP … making a difference on two impact areas …

Institutional and skills development (capacity for effective and efficient execution & delivery; Partnerships)

Policy environment: Accountable; inclusive, informed policy design processes; elevating interests of the “masses” in public policy

Planning capacity (evidence-based; inclusive; predictable & accountable)

Agriculture Transformation;

capacity & enabling environment

Increased in agriculture Yields, Production and

value addition

Productivity – Intensification; science and technology; strategic commodities including livestock & fish; wealth creation

Competitive and viable agriculture including value addition (agro-industry and commerce; entrepreneurship) and wealth creationAligning with ecosystem potential and environmental resilience and sustainability objectives

Critical mass of resolute, decisive & accountable leadership; Governance

Expand investment financing (public and private)

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Where to: Sustaining the CAADP Momentum

Specific CAADP added value of CAADP support and interventions to institutional transformation

and CAADP operational effectiveness is measured at this level

Changes in African agriculture resulting from the implementation of

CAADP (Agriculture systems transformed and Production-productivity improved)

Impact to which Agriculture contributes

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IMPACT and THE CHANGE

Level 1 - Contribute to economic GROWTH and INCLUSIVE

development

• Wealth creation• Access to food; better nutrition

• Prosperity• Resilience

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2.1 Increased

agriculture production

and productivity

2.2 Better functioning &

expended national & Regional

agriculture markets &

trade; Increased access to market

2.3 Entrepreneur

ship & Increased

public, private

investments in agriculture value chain

2.4 Sustainable

natural resource use

& management & improved ecosystems resilience

Changes in African

agriculture resulting from the

implementation of CAADP

approach are

measured at this level

Level 2 - Sustained increased agricultural performance (Production-Productivity;

Entrepreneurship; Value addition; Job & Wealth creation; markets & trade: Competitiveness &

increase share in global trade)sector is in place through

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INPUT: CAADP SUPPORT, TOOLS, PROCESSES, CAPACITY BUILDING, PEER REVIEW MECHANISMS

Main Assumptions: Targeted and coordinated support, capacity building, peer review and learning generates institutional transformation

Added value of CAADP support

and interventions to

institutional transformation

and CAADP operational

effectiveness is measured at this

level

Level 3 Transformational Change; Conducive environment; strengthened & aligned systemic capacity

3.1 Improved and inclusive policy design

and implementation capacity

3.2 More efficient &

accountable institutions (at

all levels) to plan &

implement

3.3 More inclusive and

evidence based agriculture

planning and implementation

3.4 Improved partnership

between private and

public sector

3.5 Increased public

investment in agriculture achieving

better value for money

3.6 Increased generation &

access to quality data,

information – Knowledge ;

Science & technology

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Enhanced knowledge support and skills development for

agriculture through improved S&T, Education & Training; Peer learning; Analytical

capacity & strategic thinking

1. Science Agenda

2. Education and Skills Development