Advancing CAADP Implementation: Key results and impact

1. PARTNERSHIPS
IN SUPPORT
OF CAADP
Advancing CAADP Implementation:
Key results and impact
CAADP
CAADP
National
Agriculture
Developme
nt Strategy
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2. PARTNERSHIPS
IN SUPPORT
OF CAADP
10 years of
CADP
“Lessons and
Insights”

3. PARTNERSHIPS
IN SUPPORT
OF CAADP
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

4. PARTNERSHIPS
IN SUPPORT
OF CAADP
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

5. PARTNERSHIPS
IN SUPPORT
OF CAADP
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 work
o weak inter-ministerial and inter-sectorial
coordination
o risk of bureaucratization = talks no action on
concrete concerns of agriculture
o multiplicity of initiatives
o 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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OF CAADP
However !!

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OF CAADP
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

8. PARTNERSHIPS
IN SUPPORT
OF CAADP
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

9. PARTNERSHIPS
IN SUPPORT
OF CAADP
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

10. PARTNERSHIPS
IN SUPPORT
OF CAADP
Next 10 years of
CADP
“Action to deliver impact”
{Sustaining CAADP
momentum}

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IN SUPPORT
OF CAADP
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 creation
Aligning with ecosystem
potential and environmental
resilience and sustainability
objectives
 Critical mass of resolute,
decisive & accountable
leadership; Governance
 Expand investment financing
(public and private)

12. PARTNERSHIPS
IN SUPPORT
OF CAADP
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

13. PARTNERSHIPS
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OF CAADP
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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OF CAADP
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
implementa
tion 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

15. PARTNERSHIPS
IN SUPPORT
OF CAADP
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
implementat
ion 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

16. PARTNERSHIPS
IN SUPPORT
OF CAADP
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