CAADP is a defining example of a stakeholder-led process that aligns with USAID’s Global Food Security Strategy.

The forum deliberated on prevailing challenges that the sector is facing and agreed on recommendations to address them.

Held in Tamale July 10 and 11, the two-day event aimed to equip participants with knowledge and skills to advocate for policies that promote a sustainable and equitable agri-food sector in Ghana.

This policy brief looks at the progress made to date under existing fertilizer policies, explores the challenges ahead, and offers recommendations.

Senators and Members of Parliament came together in Mombasa, Kenya, to discuss the importance of enhancing the role of Parliamentarians in transforming Africa’s agrifood systems.

Effective fertilizer policy guidelines are critical for reducing the use of chemical fertilizers and promoting balanced soil management.

In Bangladesh, efforts to combat unsafe food are gaining momentum through locally led and collaborative solutions.

Kenya’s Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock Development gathered with donors and development partners at a breakfast meeting.

In Kenya, Policy LINK is exploring a partnership with a key national stakeholder in the agricultural sector, the Agriculture Sector Network.

Policy LINK has supported a meeting for members of Ghana’s delegation to COP 28.

Ghana’s President, Nana Akufo-Addo, met with Development Partners to explore possible areas of collaboration and cooperation.

How can national legislatures more actively engage in CAADP and its target of ending hunger in Africa by 2025?

Participants explored how to operationalize the African Fertilizer and Soil Health action plan at the country level.

The training aimed to enhance women’s leadership capacity in the policymaking process while inspiring them to lead and influence policy dialogues.

A Policy LINK workshop comes amid increasing calls for climate resilience interventions to help Ghana’s most vulnerable.

Policy LINK has supported the African Union to convene the 2nd CAADP Coordination Meeting in Casablanca, Morocco.

The meeting saw active engagement from participants, who shared insights into their respective activities, highlighting both successes and challenges.

The overall objective of the network is to foster collaboration among policy system actors to facilitate evidence-informed policymaking in the agriculture and food systems sectors in Ethiopia.

Agricultural extensions systems play a key part in enhancing agricultural development by bringing behavioral changes through informal education directed toward the rural population. 

Policy LINK has drawn valuable insights from its nearly three years of operation in Bangladesh's agriculture and food security space.