From commitment to delivery: Implementation as the frontier for CAADP 3.0
Africa enters the third phase of CAADP under the Kampala Declaration—CAADP 3.0—at a moment of profound possibility and significant stress. A young population, urban growth, technological adoption, and vibrant entrepreneurial systems are powerful drivers of agrifood innovation and transformation. Sim...
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| author | Ingabire, Chantal Mkandawire, Richard Nsimadala, Elizabeth Omamo, Steven Were Ulimwengu, John M. |
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| description | Africa enters the third phase of CAADP under the Kampala Declaration—CAADP 3.0—at a moment of profound possibility and significant stress. A young population, urban growth, technological adoption, and vibrant entrepreneurial systems are powerful drivers of agrifood innovation and transformation. Simultaneously, the continent’s agrifood systems are being shaped by intensifying climate shocks, constrained fiscal positions, fragile macroeconomic conditions, political volatility, and persistent conflict and displacement. These pressures are deepening hunger and undermining livelihoods across large regions. Importantly, Africa has accumulated considerable institutional knowledge and practical experience in policy formulation, planning, and cross-sector coordination. Governments, farmer organizations, regional bodies, and development partners understand the challenges facing the agrifood sector with far greater precision than in earlier CAADP cycles.
The Kampala Declaration reflects this maturity. It is not simply another policy statement; it is a political signal that Africa intends to convert aspirations into meaningful, sustained action. The challenge is no longer conceptual clarity. The challenge is implementation. For CAADP 3.0 to fulfill its promise, countries must strengthen their ability to deliver consistently, at scale, and under difficult and rapidly changing conditions. This brief outlines the nature of that challenge and proposes a structured way to approach it, drawing from the November 2025 IFPRI webinar on strategic priorities for CAADP implementation. |
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| spelling | CGSpace1787472025-12-12T02:01:43Z From commitment to delivery: Implementation as the frontier for CAADP 3.0 Ingabire, Chantal Mkandawire, Richard Nsimadala, Elizabeth Omamo, Steven Were Ulimwengu, John M. caadp food systems international organizations implementation agricultural research Africa enters the third phase of CAADP under the Kampala Declaration—CAADP 3.0—at a moment of profound possibility and significant stress. A young population, urban growth, technological adoption, and vibrant entrepreneurial systems are powerful drivers of agrifood innovation and transformation. Simultaneously, the continent’s agrifood systems are being shaped by intensifying climate shocks, constrained fiscal positions, fragile macroeconomic conditions, political volatility, and persistent conflict and displacement. These pressures are deepening hunger and undermining livelihoods across large regions. Importantly, Africa has accumulated considerable institutional knowledge and practical experience in policy formulation, planning, and cross-sector coordination. Governments, farmer organizations, regional bodies, and development partners understand the challenges facing the agrifood sector with far greater precision than in earlier CAADP cycles. The Kampala Declaration reflects this maturity. It is not simply another policy statement; it is a political signal that Africa intends to convert aspirations into meaningful, sustained action. The challenge is no longer conceptual clarity. The challenge is implementation. For CAADP 3.0 to fulfill its promise, countries must strengthen their ability to deliver consistently, at scale, and under difficult and rapidly changing conditions. This brief outlines the nature of that challenge and proposes a structured way to approach it, drawing from the November 2025 IFPRI webinar on strategic priorities for CAADP implementation. 2025-12-10 2025-12-11T15:19:16Z 2025-12-11T15:19:16Z Brief https://hdl.handle.net/10568/178747 en Open Access application/pdf International Food Policy Research Institute Ingabire, Chantal; Mkandawire, Richard; Nsimadala, Elizabeth; Omamo, Steven Were; and Ulimwengu, John M. 2025. From commitment to delivery: Implementation as the frontier for CAADP 3.0. IFPRI CAADP Kampala Declaration Series 3. Washington, DC: International Food Policy Research Institute. https://hdl.handle.net/10568/178747 |
| spellingShingle | caadp food systems international organizations implementation agricultural research Ingabire, Chantal Mkandawire, Richard Nsimadala, Elizabeth Omamo, Steven Were Ulimwengu, John M. From commitment to delivery: Implementation as the frontier for CAADP 3.0 |
| title | From commitment to delivery: Implementation as the frontier for CAADP 3.0 |
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