This document provides an overview of the programs and activities of AKADEMIYA2063, an organization that uses data and analytics for evidence-based policy planning and implementation in Africa. It describes AKADEMIYA2063's continental and subnational tracking platforms that facilitate review and benchmarking of countries' progress. It also outlines their capacities for data analysis, strategic growth analysis, investment prioritization, vulnerability assessments, and policy innovation platforms. Major publications produced include the Malabo Montpellier Panel reports, the Africa Agriculture Trade Monitor, and the official CAADP trends and outlook report.

1. WWW.AKADEMIYA2063.ORG
Data and Analytics
for Evidence Based Policy Planning and Implementation
Overview of AKADEMIYA2063 Programs and Activities
Ousmane Badiane PhD Dr. hc
Executive Chairperson

3. Interactive Continental Tracking Platform
REVIEW AND BENCHMARKING INFRASTRUCTURE

4. Interactive Subnational Tracking Platform
REVIEW AND BENCHMARKING INFRASTRUCTURE

5. • Country data entry
• Auto-scoring
• Consistency check
• REC evaluation
• Report preparation
• AUC Synthesis
CAADP Biennial Review Facilitation and Infrastructure
REVIEW AND BENCHMARKING INFRASTRUCTURE

6. CAPACITIES FOR DATA AND ANALYSIS
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7.  More than 14 million individuals
are lifted out of food poverty
 Rural population contributes for
82% of food poverty elimination
BaU Malabo
National -1,140,745 -14,338,241
Rural -578,694 -11,739,480
Urban -674,421 -2,268,685
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National Rural Urban
Graph 5: Food Poverty Headcount Indexes,
Variation 2015-2025 (%)
BaU Malabo
Number of Food Poor, Variation 2015-2025
Changes in Poverty Levels under different scenarios
Strategic Growth and
Outcome Analysis *
*) Example from Kenya NAIP Analysis

8. Investment
Prioritization
and targeting*
HiP - nAG
MeP - nAG
LoP - nAG
HiP - AGr
MeP - AGr
LoP - AGr
No data
HiP: High Priority
MeP: Medium Priority
LoP: Low Priority
nAG; Non Agriculture
Agr: Agriculture
*) Example from South Sudan Resilience Analysis
CAPACITIES FOR DATA AND ANALYSIS

9. www.mamopanel.org
Change in GHI: 2000-2016
Output in constant $2005
40HP tractor-equivalent
Which countries have made most progress?
What did they do?
How did it work?
Why did it work?
Key Actions by Successful Countries at Three Levels:
1. Institutional Innovations 2. Policy Reforms 3. Programmatic Interventions
PLATFORM FOR POLICY INNOVATION

10. Vulnerability hotspots Staple food price tracking
Macro effects of trade disruption
Production systems disruption
FOUR MAJOR COVID WORK STREAMS AT AKADEMIYA2063

11. MALABO MONTPELLIER PANEL REPORTS
Successful Policy Innovations by African Countries
MAJOR FLAGSHIP
PUBLICATIONS
AFRICA AGRICULTURE TRADE MONITOR
Only major publication on African trade
ANNUAL TRENDS AND OUTLOOK REPORT
Official CAADP M&E Report

12. THANK YOU
AKADEMIYA2063 – Kicukiro / Niboye KK 360 St 8 I P.O. Box 4729 Kigali-Rwanda