diagnostics Provides guidance on strengths and gaps in the current policy, programmatic and institutional framework Identifies opportunities to improve by adopting good practices www.akademiya2063.org
by Intended audiences: National and local governments (policymakers, planners); CSOs and NGOs; other agrifood system stakeholders Critically evaluating existing agrifood system policies, programs, and institutions. Identifying needed actions to ensure that the NASIP harnesses opportunities and adopts good practices www.akademiya2063.org
areas • What policies and programs are in place, led by which institutions? How effective have they been? • Sustainable Food Production, Agroindustrialization & Trade • To what extent do the policies and programs align with the Kampala CAADP theme? • Investment & Financing • Are there any weaknesses, challenges, or gaps in the policies, programs, and institutional arrangements? • Are there any successes and opportunities in the policies, programs, and institutional arrangements? • What opportunities and good practices should be considered for adoption in a Kampala-compliant NASIP? • Food & Nutrition Security • Inclusivity & Equitable Livelihoods • Resilient Agrifood Systems • Agrifood Systems Governance
National policy and strategy documents • Program evaluations, M&E reports, previous policy assessments • Evidence on policy, programmatic and institutional good practices – literature review • If needed, key informant interviews to provide additional insights • Recommended approach: Produce full KPPO report and succinct brochure • Present and review draft at a multisectoral validation workshop; revise based on feedback www.akademiya2063.org
questions • Status review, key challenges and program opportunities for each Kampala thematic area • Review of existing policies, programs and institutional arrangements • Key challenges and gaps • Good practices, opportunities and recommended actions • Conclusion and actionable recommendations www.akademiya2063.org