Tuesday, April 18, 2023

INFORMING AND GUIDING REVIEW AND LEARNING PROCESS UNDER CAADP

THROUGH RESAKSS

OUSMANE BADIANE

Director for Africa

International Food Policy Research Institute

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CAADP AS STRATEGY RENEWAL AGENDA

• SECURING COMMITMENT BY NATIONAL GOVERNMENTS AND STAKEHOLDERS TO MEET CAADP TARGETS AND PRINCIPLES

• ENSURING THE ALIGNMENT OF DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCE WITH CAADP OBJECTIVES AND PRINCIPLES

• DEEPEN POLICY DIALOGUE AND REVIEW TO IMPROVE SECTOR GOVERNANCE

• STRENGTHEN ADVOCACY TO KEEP FOCUS ON AGRICULTURE

THE FOUR RENEWAL AGENDA DOMAINS

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CAADP AS STRATEGY RENEWAL AGENDA

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PEER REVIEW AND KNOWLEDGE DIMENSION OF CAADP

BETTER SECTOR POLICIES REQUIRE

EVIDENCE AND OUTCOME BASED PLANNING & IMPLEMENTATION

ACCESS TO AND USE OF BEST POSSIBLE EXPERTISE

TRACKING / MEASURING PERFORMANCE AGAINST GOALS / TARGETS

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PEER REVIEW AND KNOWLEDGE DIMENSION OF CAADP

ACHIEVING 6% ANNUAL GROWTH REQUIRES

MUCH GREATER EFFICIENCY IN PLANNING AND EXECUTING SECTOR PROGRAMS IN THE AGRICULTURAL SECTOR

SIGNIFICANT INCREASE IN THESE EXPENDITURES TO SUSTAINAN ANNUAL GROWTH RATE OF 6%

MORE EFFECTIVE TRANSLATION OF PUBLIC EXPENDITURES INTOPUBLIC GOODS AND ASSETS

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KNOWLEDGE REQUIREMENTS OF THE PROGRAM DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION PROCESS

• 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 COMPACTS COUNTRY COMPACTS

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MECHANISMSFOR PEER REVIEW AND LEARNING

MUTUAL REVIEW

APF CAADP PP

PEER REVIEW

“ADVISORY COUNCIL”

“SUPPORT GROUP”

PROGRESS REVIEW

COUNTRY SPECIFIC• FOCUS ON QUALITY OF POLICIES

• INCLUSIVE DIALOGUE

NATIONAL LEVEL TOOLS

REGIONAL LEVEL TOOLS

CONTINENTAL LEVEL TOOLS

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ReSAKSS: KNOWLEDGE SUPPORTFOR PLANNING, REVIEW, AND DIALOGUE

STRATEGICANALYSIS

CAADP

NETWORKSSROs/IRCs

COORDINATIONGOVERNANCE

RECs

RegionalSAKSSNodesCGIAR

ENDUSERSLOCALORGs

COUNTRYNODE

NARS/GOVP. SECTOR

COUNTRY LEVELSupport for planning,

Implementation, &Progress Review

REGIONAL LEVELSupport for

Regional Coordination andPeer Review

CONTINENT LEVELSupport for Policy

Dialogue and Mutual Review

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RESAKSS STRATEGIC GUIDANCE ROLE

• FLAGSHIP TREND AND OUTLOOK REPORTS

• SPECIAL STUDIES ON EMERGING STRATEGIC ISSUES (CC, BIOFUELS, LANDGRABBING)

• OCCASIONAL REPORTS ON SHOCKS AND

• SIMILAR OCCURENCES (FOOD / FINANCIAL CRISIS)

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KNOWLEDGE FOR BETTER STRATEGIES

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RESAKSS REVIEW AND LERANING SUPPORT

MEASURING AND TRACKING FOR BETTER OUTCOMES

• BENCHMARKING INPUTS, OUTPUTS, IMPACT

• PROGRESS AND PROCESS INDICATORS

• SCORECARDS

• BEST PRACTICES

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RESAKKS AS KNOWLEDGE BROKER

• NOT A RESEARCH ORGANIZATION • WORK ENCOMPASSES TOO MANY AREAS• NO COMPARATIVE ADVANTAGE IN ANY

• BUT CONSOLIDATOR OF KNOWLEDGE• LIMITED RESEARCH AGENDA• FEW FLAGSHIP REPORTS• CUSTOMIZES EXISTING KNOWLEDGE• MANUFACTURES KNOWLEDGE OUT OF

EXISTING DATA

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RESAKSS IN THE CAADP AGENDA

RELEVANT AND CREDIBLE INFORMATION

TOP ANALYTICAL EXPERTISE AND AGENDA

TRACKING AND MONITORING SUPPORT

POLICY DIALOGUE SUPPORT

WHAT’S THE VALUE ADDITION ?

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DESTINATION RESEAKKS

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