1. Saturday, November 21, 2015 KNOWLEDGE SYSTEMS FOR AGRICULTURAL POLICY RENEWAL UNDER CAADP OUSMANE BADIANE Africa Coordinator International Food Policy Research Institute

2. SOURCE: INTERNATIONAL FOOD POLICY RESEARCH INSTITUTE Page 2 1. CAADP BACKGROUND 2. ECONOMIC AND GROWTH ENVIRONMENT 3. POLICY REVERSAL vs POLICY RENEWAL 4. THE KNOWLEDGE DIMENSION OF CAADP 5. RESAKSS KNOWLEDGE SYSTEMS UNDER THE COMPREHENSIVE AFRICA AGRICULTURE DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME (CAADP)

3. SOURCE: INTERNATIONAL FOOD POLICY RESEARCH INSTITUTE Page 3 ECONOMIC RECOVERY AND POLICY RENEWAL

4. SOURCE: INTERNATIONAL FOOD POLICY RESEARCH INSTITUTE Page 4 ECONOMIC RECOVERY AND POLICY RENEWAL Ag. Export Value Index 2000=100Ag. Export Volume Index 2000=100

5. SOURCE: INTERNATIONAL FOOD POLICY RESEARCH INSTITUTE Page 5 AGRICULTURAL POLICY RENEWALREVERSAL KNOWLEDGE SYSTEMS Sustain and Accelerate Economic Recovery Broaden Growth Progress Towards MDGs Back to Policy Biases and Distortions Back to Economic Stagnation / Decline Continued Poverty

6. SOURCE: INTERNATIONAL FOOD POLICY RESEARCH INSTITUTE Page 6  AGRICULTURE-LED GROWTH TO REACH MDG1  TARGET GOAL OF 6% SECTOR GROWTH RATE  INCREASED PUBLIC INVESTMENT (10% BUDGET SHARE)  FOUR MAIN PILLARS TO GUIDE INVESTMENT  POLICY EFFICIENCY, PEER REVIEW, ACCOUNTABILITY  INCLUSIVENESS: FARMERS, AGRIBUSINESS, CIVIL SOCIETY KEY TARGETS & PRINCIPLES POLICY RENEWAL THRU NEPAD’S COMPREHENSIVE AFRICA AGRICULTURE DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME

7. SOURCE: INTERNATIONAL FOOD POLICY RESEARCH INSTITUTE Page 7 KNOWLEDGE DIMENSION OF CAADP ACHIEVING 6% ANNUAL GROWTH REQUIRES MUCH GREATER EFFICIENCY IN PROGRAM PLANNING AND EXECUTION SIGNIFICANT INCREASE IN THESE EXPENDITURES TO SUSTAIN AN ANNUAL GROWTH RATE OF 6% MORE EFFECTIVE TRANSLATION OF PUBLIC EXPENDITURES INTO PUBLIC GOODS AND ASSETS

8. SOURCE: INTERNATIONAL FOOD POLICY RESEARCH INSTITUTE Page 8 KNOWLEDGE DIMENSION OF CAADP BETTER SECTOR POLICIES REQUIRE EVIDENCE AND OUTCOME BASED PLANNING & IMPLEMENTATION BENCHMARKING, BEST PRACTICES, LEARNING TRACKING / MEASURING PERFORMANCE AGAINST GOALS / TARGETS

9. SOURCE: INTERNATIONAL FOOD POLICY RESEARCH INSTITUTE Page 9 KNOWLEDGE DEMAND UNDER CAADP PROGRAM DESIGN PREPARATION OF REGIONAL INVESTMENT FRAMEWORKS POLICY AND INVESTMENT OPTIONS IMPLEMENTATION POLICY AND STRATEGY OPTIONS PROGRESS TRACKING BEST PRACTICES BENCHMARKING LEARNING REVIEW AND DIALOGUE INPUT PROGRAM DESIGN STOCK TAKING AGAINST CAADP TARGETS AND PRINCIPLES POLICY AND PROGRAM OPTIONS TO ACHIEVE TARGETS INVESTMENT REQUIREMENTS IMPLEMENTATION POLICY AND STRATEGY OPTIONS PROGRESS TRACKING BEST PRACTICES LEARNING REVIEW AND DIALOGUE INPUT REGIONAL COMPACTSCOUNTRY COMPACTS

10. SOURCE: INTERNATIONAL FOOD POLICY RESEARCH INSTITUTE Page 10 The Regional Strategy Analysis and Knowledge Support Systems [ReSAKSS]

11. SOURCE: INTERNATIONAL FOOD POLICY RESEARCH INSTITUTE Page 11 Regional NODES CGIAR ReSAKSS KNOWLEDGE PARTNERSHIP 1) E. AFRICA (COMESA and ILRI) 2) W. AFRICA (ECOWAS and IITA) 3) S. AFRICA (SADC and IWMI) 4) COORDINATION: IFPRI PARTNERSHIP BETWEEN REGIONAL COMMUNITIES AND CG CENTERS

12. SOURCE: INTERNATIONAL FOOD POLICY RESEARCH INSTITUTE Page 12 Regional NODES CG ReSAKSS KNOWLEDGE BROKERING ANALYSIS RPGs NETWORKING SRO/IRC BROKERING GEOGRAPHIC AND THEMATIC COVERAGE 1) BUILD UP REGIONAL NODES 2) SUPPORT COUNTRY NODES 3) MOBILIZE EXPERTISE

13. SOURCE: INTERNATIONAL FOOD POLICY RESEARCH INSTITUTE Page 13 Regional NODES CG ReSAKSS STRATEGIC RELEVANCE ANALYSIS RPGs NETWORKING SRO/IRC COORDINATION GOVERNANCE RECs CONTENT CREATION 1) DEMAND DRIVEN 2) POLICY RELEVANCE 3) OWNERSHIP 1) SET UP COORDINATION MECHANISMS 2) DEVELOP POLICY LINKAGE 3) IMPLEMENT REVIEW AND LEARNING ACTIVITIES

14. SOURCE: INTERNATIONAL FOOD POLICY RESEARCH INSTITUTE Page 14 Regional NODES CG ReSAKSS REGIONAL KNOWLEDGE COMMUNITIES SECTOR COVERAGE NETWORKING SRO/IRC COORDINATION GOVERNANCE RECs COUNTRY NODES NARS/P.SEC CAPACITY BUILDING 1) INFRASTRUCTURE 2) EXPERTISE 3) DATA STANDARDS 4) DATA PROTOCOLS 1) CREATE INSTITUTIONAL SET UP2) DEVELOP INFRASTRUCTURE3) ADOP DATA & ANALSYSIS STANDARDS / PROTOCOLS4) SET UP REVIEW AND POLICY LINKAGES

15. SOURCE: INTERNATIONAL FOOD POLICY RESEARCH INSTITUTE Page 15 Regional NODES CG ReSAKSS INFORMATION AND PARTICIPATION SECTOR COVERAGE NETWORKING SRO/IRC COORDINATION GOVERNANCE RECs COUNTRY NODES NARS/P.SEC END USERS LOCAL ORGs INCLUSIVENESS 1) CONTENT 2) ACCESS 1) PARTNER WITH LEAD PR. SECTOR AND F. ORGs2) CREATE ACCESS INFRASTRUCTURE3) DEVELOP ACCESS PROTOCOLS4) PARTICIPATION IN REVIEW AND DIALOGUE PROCESS

16. SOURCE: INTERNATIONAL FOOD POLICY RESEARCH INSTITUTE Page 16 ReSAKSS POLICY DIALOGUE AND REVIEW ANALYSIS RPGs NETWORKING SROs/IRCs COORDINATION GOVERNANCE RECs Regional SAKSS Nodes CGIAR END USERS LOCAL ORGs COUNTRY NODE NARS/GOV P. SECTOR COUNTRY LEVEL Support for planning, Implementation, & Progress Review REGIONAL LEVEL Support for Regional Coordination and Peer Review CONTINENT LEVEL Support for Policy Dialogue and Mutual Review

17. SOURCE: INTERNATIONAL FOOD POLICY RESEARCH INSTITUTE Page 17 CAADP MECHANISMS FOR REVIEW, DIALOGUE, AND LEARNING MUTUAL REVIEW African Partnership Forum CAADP Partnership Platform PEER REVIEW Regional CAADP Advisory Councils Regional CAADP Support Groups PROGRESS REVIEW COUNTRY SPECIFIC FOCUS ON QUALITY OF POLICIES INCLUSIVE DIALOGUE NATIONAL LEVEL TOOLS REGIONAL LEVEL TOOLS CONTINENTAL LEVEL TOOLS

18. SOURCE: INTERNATIONAL FOOD POLICY RESEARCH INSTITUTE Page 18 ReSAKSS IMPLEMENTATION STATUS US$ 9.00 MILLION OVER 3 YEARS: UK, US, SWE 3 REGIONAL NODES ESTABLISHED INFRASTRUCTURE UNDER COMPLETION 7 COUNTRY NODES: ET, GHA, NGA, UGA, MOZ, MLW, RW