IFPRI's Strategy for Africa

International Food Policy Research Institute

IFPRI's Strategy for Africa

cg.authorship.types	CGIAR single centre	en
cg.contributor.affiliation	International Food Policy Research Institute	en
cg.coverage.region	Africa
cg.howPublished	Grey Literature	en
cg.identifier.project	IFPRI - Africa Region	en
cg.place	Washington, DC	en
cg.reviewStatus	Internal Review	en
dc.contributor.author	International Food Policy Research Institute	en
dc.date.accessioned	2024-10-29T13:34:41Z	en
dc.date.available	2024-10-29T13:34:41Z	en
dc.identifier.uri	https://hdl.handle.net/10568/158218
dc.title	IFPRI's Strategy for Africa	en
dcterms.abstract	In January 2007, the International Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI) published its first Africa Strategy, the first of any region. That first edition of the strategy was completed after a thorough review of the institute’s activities in the region and a series of consultations with policy researchers and analysts and other key stakeholder groups in Africa, including a major dissemination conference held in Dakar, Senegal in January 2007. The last edition was completed against the backdrop of several major initiatives that had brought renewed attention and commitment to economic development and food and nutrition security in Africa, and emergence of the longest economic and agricultural growth recovery in the continent since the 1960s. The strategy emphasized the needs and challenges of sustaining and accelerating growth to reach the poverty and hunger reduction Millennium Development Goal (MDG). Since then, new developments in the global food and financial markets, responses by African countries to these developments, and their progress in efforts to implement the Comprehensive Africa Agriculture Development Program (CAADP) have resulted in changes with potential long term strategic consequences. The current edition of the Africa strategy document describes: recent developments in IFPRI’s work in Africa; recent trends and prospects for growth and food and nutrition security in Africa; IFPRI’s strategy for Africa; research, communications, and capacity-building priorities; IFPRI’s operational emphasis; and the institutional response. This page includes the 2007 full and brief version, and the French translation.	en
dcterms.accessRights	Open Access
dcterms.alternative	IFPRI's Africa strategy -- toward food and nutrition security in Africa	en
dcterms.audience	General Public	en
dcterms.bibliographicCitation	International Food Policy Research Institute. 2009. IFPRI's Strategy for Africa. IFPRI Brochure. https://hdl.handle.net/10568/158218	en
dcterms.issued	2009-11	en
dcterms.language	en
dcterms.language	fr
dcterms.license	Other
dcterms.publisher	International Food Policy Research Institute	en
dcterms.subject	food policies	en
dcterms.type	Brochure