Participants came from universities, government agencies, and non-governmental organizations to hone their leadership abilities, enhance their interests, and enable their participation in agricultural policy processes.

Stakeholders gathered in Zambia for the Southern Africa Development Community regional consultations, part of a series of regional dialogues on the post-Malabo Agenda process.

A high-level dialogue explores “Food Safety Prospects and Opportunities in Bangladesh.”

Over 100 delegates representing member states, the private sector, technical partners, and farmer organizations were present during the dialogue.

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.

From April 30 – May 2, 2024, stakeholders from across the African continent gathered to discuss the 4th Biennial Review (BR) Report.

Policy LINK supported a write-shop for the Consortium of African Youth in Agriculture and Climate Change (CAYACC), a youth-led secretariat of youth organizations.

Policy LINK speaks to food safety influencers about their experiences and takeaways.

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

On January 30, 2024, the Feed the Future Ghana Policy LINK Activity marked the end of its inaugural Leading for Change (L4C) program.

The Comprehensive African Agricultural Development Program (CAADP) Donor Partner Coordination Group (DPCG) is a continental platform that brings together the key donors supporting CAADP.

The Consortium of African Youth in Agriculture and Climate Change (CAYACC), a youth-led secretariat of youth organizations, participated in a joint “write-shop” hosted by AGRA in Nairobi, Kenya.

The objective of this USAID-funded Activity is to foster collaboration among a range of development partners and agencies working to build resilience in Ethiopia's lowland areas.

The workshop was attended by 42 people in Sidama, Yirgalem town, and 85 people in Oromia.

A breakthrough moment for the entrepreneur took place on February 17 while attending a sensitization workshop on agricultural marketing policy.

The official launch of the 4th Biennial Review (BR) Report and Post-Malabo Roadmap took place on March 8, 2024, in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia.

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

The meeting drew lessons from stakeholders who were involved in two prior USAID resilience activities.

Delegates from Ethiopia, Ghana, Kenya, Malawi, Nigeria, Rwanda, Tanzania, and Uganda graduated on Friday December 8, 2023 in Addis Ababa

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