From March 13-15, 2023, 30 stakeholders gathered in Nairobi, Kenya, to discuss the past and future of the Comprehensive Africa Agriculture Development Programme.

The African Union Commission is looking for promising strategies to improve stakeholder engagement and strengthen multi-stakeholder collaboration.

The workshop was designed to update CAADP focal points on the latest Biennial Review developments and roadmap.

In a recent survey, delegates in a Policy LINK-supported coaching program said the sessions enabled them to “actively participate in the process of thinking through solutions.”

A Policy LINK learning event highlighted programming approaches and experiences in Bangladesh, Ethiopia, and Ghana, as well as at the continental level in Africa.

The Malabo Policy Learning Event is an annual policy dialogue that brings together technical networks, as well as country-level policy practitioners and leaders, to discuss important agricultural policy topics and share learning.

The BR report is the primary mutual accountability mechanism for the African Union and its Member States to track progress against the 2015 Malabo Declaration on Accelerated Agricultural Growth.

A mapping exercise probes key issues and possible strategic engagements that African youth can bring to the policy table.

Virtual spaces allow coaches to share their experiences and learn from one another.

The BR Report is the AU’s primary mutual accountability mechanism for tracking progress against CAADP commitments.

USAID support is part of its sustained engagement with CAADP.

Policy LINK more than tripled the number of “milestones” it made possible in the last year.

The episode features a conversation with a young Motswana "agripreneur."

A seven-day workshop validates agriculture sector performance among AU states.

The new podcast will center the voices and stories of the project’s partners.

Policy LINK supports launch of Centre for African Leaders in Agriculture.

Policy LINK facilitates meeting of USAID Implementing Partners.

The Centre will kick off with an intensive, 16-month leadership training course.

All but one of the interim board members are veterans of Africa Lead’s facilitator program.