Tom Kelly Regional Food Security Adviser 17 February 2006

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Tom Kelly Regional Food Security Adviser 17 February 2006 Southern Africa DFID and LRAP Background question and answer material on DFID, which can be drawn on when staff make presentations to external audiences about the department can be found at http://insight/info/default.asp?presentation/default.htm Additionally there is a Photo Library that has been designed to enable staff to search a database of over 1000 images. These images can either be downloaded or ordered as photographs or slide transparencies. Visit http://insight/elibrary/default.asp?edatabases/photolib/plhome.htm Tom Kelly Regional Food Security Adviser 17 February 2006 1 Palace Street, London SW1E 5HE Abercrombie House, Eaglesham Road, East Kilbride, Glasgow G75 8EA

Why Does DFID Support LRAP? Because hunger in Lesotho: - is a long-term problem - won’t be solved by short-term fixes Because we need to diversify responses: - alternatives to traditional food aid programming - building self-reliance - encouraging a wider range of partnerships Because we want to support better policies and programmes.

Some of our own findings (Joint reviews: October 2003, April 2005) Innovative Partnerships worked well Focused attention on the most vulnerable Energised UES at district level. National links? Extended twice More attention needed on assessing impact

Our conclusion But… LRAP offers excellent opportunity to influence: - programme choices elsewhere in the region - Government of Lesotho’s food security policy - regional lesson-learning But…

Let’s be practical! We want to hear about impact and outcomes - Beyond process: impact and outcomes on poor people What worked and what didn’t? Role of Government? Lessons for the food security action plan? And for future response to hunger? Priorities? Scaling up? Messages for Government, donors, UN, NGOs, media.