Iba

How this Website can help you to prepare your CAADP NAIP

About the Instrument- Based Approach (IBA)

Detailed guidance to using the IBA to develop a NAIP

DETAILED GUIDANCE TO USING THE IBA TO DEVELOP A NAIP

To help you to put together all of the different elements of your NAIP , you will find here detailed guidance organised into 14 modules in 4 parts that explain how to undertake the key steps in the process of developing a NAIP . Click on the modules below to see the detailed guidance or download the complete guidance to Smart Policy Instruments for CAADP through the link at the bottom of the page.

INTRODUCTION TO THE GUIDANCE

INTRODUCTION

Module 1 – Analysing the Country Context
Module 2 – Adapting CAADP to the Country Context
Module 3 – Using the Menu of Policy Instruments to Develop the NAIP
Module 4 – Formulating the NAIP
Module 5 – Organizing Approval of the NAIP and Securing Budget

INTRODUCTION

Module 6 – Establishing and Financing and Agricultural Development Fund (ADF);
Module 7 – Mobilizing Finance for Agriculture from Private Sources

INTRODUCTION

Module 8 – Profiling and analysing priority value chains
Module 9 – Designing interventions for improving priority value chains
Module 10 – Using Policy Instruments to Support Priority Value Chains
Module 11 – Setting up and Implementing Public-Private Partnerships (PPP) for Developing Priority Value Chains
Module 12 – Promoting private sector enterprises for commodity value chain development

INTRODUCTION

Module 13 – Strengthening Institutional Capacity
Module 14 – Building Systems and Organisations

You can also download the complete guide in pdf here.

Login to the web- based platform for using the IBA to create NAIP online

In 2003, the members of the Second Africa Union Assembly held in Maputo, Mozambique, signed a Declaration on Agriculture and Food Security that called for a pan-African flagship programme of the New Partnership for Africa’s Development (NEPAD): the Comprehensive African Agriculture Development Programme (CAADP). CAADP principles and goals were to stimulate production and ensure food security for the continent’s people.
In June 2014, as Heads of State came together in Malabo, in Equatorial Guinea, for the 23rd African Union Assembly, they reiterated that agriculture and food security remains high on their agenda. Building on the Maputo decade, they signed the Malabo Declaration on Accelerated Agricultural Growth and Transformation for Shared Prosperity and Improved Livelihoods. The signatories of the Malabo Declaration committed themselves to allocating at least 10 percent of national budgets to agriculture and to aim to achieve 6 percent annual growth in the agricultural sector. The Declaration also broadens the scope of the original CAADP agenda and includes the following:

• It is to also take account of areas in related sectors that are required for agriculture growth;

• More inter-sectorial cooperation and coordination is necessary and should be fostered through suitable and effective coordination mechanisms;

• The need for inter-sectorial cooperation under CAADP increases the role of central government agencies in CAADP country implementation, in particular that of Ministries of Finance and Planning, or National Planning Commissions;

• The emphasis on implementation, results and impact is increased.

How this Website can help you to prepare your CAADP NAIP

About the Instrument- Based Approach (IBA)

Detailed guidance to using the IBA to develop a NAIP

Login to the web- based platform for using the IBA to create NAIP online

CAADP and the MALABO DECLARATION

NATIONAL AGRICULTURE INVESTMENT PLANS (NAIPs)

SITE MAP