Ousmane Badiane, Director for Africa, IFPRI, USA

1. Conclusions
and Way Forward
Ousmane Badiane
Director for Africa
IFPRPI

2. Conclusion and Way Forward
I. TRACKING CAADP PROGRESS AND IMPACT
II. POLICY SUPPORT & MUTUAL ACCOUNTABILITY
III. FEATURED TOPIC: NUTRITION REVOLUTION
IV. WAY FORWARD

3. TRACKING PROGRESS AND IMPACT
1. Implementation Progress
 70 percent of all countries signed compact
 Of these, 60 percent have reached 3rd and 4th stage
implementation:
=> NAIPs as vehicle for internal and external investment

4. TRACKING PROGRESS AND IMPACT
2. CAADP impact
 Expenditure, growth, productivity effects positive overall
 Income effect positive for advanced implementers
 Nutrition effect positive for advanced implementers, in
later years
olack of focus on nutrition?
oLagging income effect?
 Lesson: Stay the course; deepen implementation

5. POLICY SUPPORT AND MUTUAL ACCOUNTABILITY
1. Joint Sector Reviews - JSR
 Practiced by a growing number of countries
 Focus on inclusivity, comprehensiveness, technical
robustness
 Use more effectively as learning and management tool

6. POLICY SUPPORT AND MUTUAL ACCOUNTABILITY
2. SAKSS analytical capacities
 Mobilization of national expertise
oLink demand to supply of knowledge
oPosition ministry/sector to use analytical products
oInform and guide dialogue

7. POLICY SUPPORT AND MUTUAL ACCOUNTABILITY
3. Mobilize local expertise to support NAIPS 2.0
 Regional and national experts: 150 – 200
 NAIPS 2.0 TookKit
o Metrics to measure targets and outcomes
o Tools to profile and measure progress
o Methodologies to define milestones and goals
 Task Force: IFPRI, ReSAKSS, FAO, AfricaLead, universities
 Technical clinics: Started September 2016

8. POLICY SUPPORT AND MUTUAL ACCOUNTABILITY
3. Biennial review
 Performance areas, categories, indicators adopted
 Preparation steps defined
 Imbedded in JSR process

9. FEATURED TOPIC: NUTRITION REVOLUTION
1. Trends and Opportunities
2. Factors of Change
3. Learning, Replication, Scale
4. What next?

10. 1. Trends and Opportunities
 Progress, yes but slow
 Persisting vulnerability
 Majority of countries off track re Malabo
FEATURED TOPIC: NUTRITION REVOLUTION

11. 2. Factors of Change
 Policy and governance: Coherence
 Knowledge and evidence: data
 Capacity and resources: Training/Cash
 Coverage: inclusivity and equity
FEATURED TOPIC: NUTRITION REVOLUTION

12. 2. Factors of Change
 Commitment: focus and significant and sustained
efforts
 Gender dimension and focus key
 Better design, targeting and evaluation of Ag programs
for diet diversity and nutrient density
FEATURED TOPIC: NUTRITION REVOLUTION

13. 3. Learning, Replication, Scale
 Certain countries have made more progress in certain
areas
 A number of interventions have shown strong impact
 Embrace diverse pathways to leverage Ag for nutrition
 Biofortification of traditional staples
FEATURED TOPIC: NUTRITION REVOLUTION

14. FEATURED TOPIC: NUTRITION REVOLUTION
4. Moving Forward
 Continue technical dialogue
 Political leadership and advocacy: AUC, NPCA, Global
community
 Mutual learning across countries: AUC, NPCA, RECs
 Country review and accountability: JSR

15. FEATURED TOPIC: NUTRITION REVOLUTION
4. Moving Forward
 NAIPS 2.0 embracing factors of change in:
oStatus assessment
oGoals and milestones
oTracking and evaluations

16. FEATURED TOPIC: NUTRITION REVOLUTION
4. Moving Forward
 Target behavioral change for early impact
oEducation
oKnowledge
oCommunication

17. FEATURED TOPIC: NUTRITION REVOLUTION
4. Moving Forward
 Pay attention to the nutrition risks and opportunities of
emerging developments
oUrbanization
oVC transformation
oICT penetration

18. NEXT ATOR AND CONFERENCE
Featured Topic: Climate Smart Agriculture
Venue: Southern Africa
Date: October 2017
THANK YOU AND SEE YOU NEXT YEAR