Day 2 Recap and Day 3 Program Objectives

1. Director, Operational Analysis, AKADEMIYA2063
Recap of Day 2 and objectives for day 3
Dr. Getaw Tadesse

2. #2023ReSAKSS #2023ATOR
Recap of Day 1: Ms. Tsitsi Makombe
Taking stock : Moderated by Dr. Layih Butake
1. Seven years of implementation of the Malabo declaration:
Making Sense of the Malabo Theory of Change
• Maputo vs Malabo
• The importance of Theory of Change
• Only 14 out of 45 BR indicators are significant for African
Agriculture Transformation ( AATS)
• Policy commitments fail to translate to development outcomes
2. Responsiveness African Governments to the WHO Priority Food
Systems Policies and Selected CAADP BR indicators
• Mr. Siliver Nanema, University of Ghana
• Brief overview of food system
• Affordability of nutrient adequacy
• The importance of healthy diet for nutrition outcomes
Recap of Day 2: Tuesday November 28, 2023

3. #2023ReSAKSS #2023ATOR
Moderated panel discussion
• Governments engagement in CAADP process: Dr. Greenwell
• About 21 countries have made significant progress in
implementing the CAADP process
• Trade, women environment, resilience indicators are among the
missing
• Civil Society: Dr. Behule Nyamambi Trust Africa
• Good understanding of the commitments
• Technology: Dr. Paul from AGRA
• The increasing role of digitalization for tracking technology
adoption
• Experience of Kenya in food system transformation: Mrs.
Priscilla
• Accountability and programmatic approach
• Data and digitalization : 6.3 million georeferenced farmers data
Recap of Day 2: Tuesday November 28, 2023

4. #2023ReSAKSS #2023ATOR
Food System tools and methodologies: Moderated by Dr. Savadago
1. Food System Diagnostic and Policy Implication: Dr. Paul Guthinga
• The importance and methodology of food system diagnostic
• Results from Malawi on diet quality, livelihoods equity, ag productivity
• Policy gaps along food system pillars
2. A Forensic Framework and Decision Support for Harmonized and
holistic Food system Resilience and analysis: Mr. Prince
• The challenges of measuring Resilience and Sustainability
• Proposed a forensic framework and projection of food system outcomes
with different scenarios
3. The Call for Nutrition-Smart Food Systems: Ms. Lea
• Generate evidence on nutrient adequacy at production, market and
household level
• Nutrient adequacy gap in Senegal and Rwanda
• Strategies to bridge the gaps
Moderated Panel Discussion
• Experience on data, policy and others
• A presentation by Ms. Nadine on 3FS: Tracking Financial Flows for Food
System
Recap of Day 2: Tuesday November 28, 2023

5. #2023ReSAKSS #2023ATOR
Consolidating knowledge in Emerging Themes:
Moderated by Dr. Eliane
1. Gender and Food Systems : Dr. Agnes from IFPRI
• The mixed impacts of agricultural projects on women empowerment
and gender equality
• Intentionality and intensity of interventions are critical for impact
2. Bioeconomy : Dr. Ebenezer
• The basic definition of bioeconomy in terms of the use of biological
resources for the production of economic goods and services
• Assessed the production, education and research gaps in bioeconomy in
Africa
• Highlights the importance continental bioeconomy strategy
3. Economics of climate adaptation: Dr. Fleur
• How climate change affect the economy-wide outcomes
• How adaptation action can reverse/compensate the climate change
effect?
4. A paradigm shift in Food safety in Africa : Dr. Fatima
• Shared responsibility
• Creditable data
• Food safety causes Pareto improvement
Recap of Day 2: Tuesday November 28, 2023

6. #2023ReSAKSS #2023ATOR
Consolidating knowledge in emerging themes:
Moderated by Dr. Eliane
Moderated Panel Discussion
• Dr. Susan from Award shared the experience on gender equality
• The prices for men and women are different???
• Dr. Katrin: the opportunities of regional cooperation and integration for
biodiversity
• The CEO of PAFO: the role of farmers’ organization to reach out the
informal food sector
• Dr. Martin from AfDB has highlighted the importance de-risking and fair
pricing to attract finance for agriculture
• The experience of Ethiopia on wheat and Kenya on maize
Concluding Remarks by
• Dr. Joh Ulimwengu who appreciated the knowledge developed and the
innovative approaches being pursued.
Recap of Day 2: Tuesday November 28, 2023

7. #2023ReSAKSS #2023ATOR
Two sessions
• Data, technology, science innovation
• Discuss about the challenges and opportunities of data and
investment on science and technology
• Progress towards CAADP goals
• Discuss the progress that African countries are making with
regard to the CAADP and BR indicators and the in formulating
and implementing NAIP and RAIP
Objectives of Day 3: Wednesday November 28,
2023

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