Implementation Strategy and Roadmap to Achieving the 2025 Vision on CAADP
Fri, 02/27/2015

The 2014 Malabo Declaration reiterates African countries’ commitment toward attaining an agriculture revolution in the continent. A special commitment to “Mutual Accountability, Actions and Result” has been made to facilitate peer reviews, mutual learning and mutual accountability processes.

To translate commitments into actions and measurable results, AUC and NEPAD Agency developed an implementation strategy and roadmap to guide the implementation of CAADP and African agriculture development from 2015-2025.

The Agricultural Joint Sector Review will be a principal instrument for mutual accountability and reporting on the agreed actions of this implementation strategy and roadmap and it will provide the platform for discussing implementation.

Read the full implementation strategy report. 

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