The 2003 African Union’s Assembly of Heads of State and Government established what is now known as the Comprehensive Africa Agriculture Development Program otherwise called (CAADP).

Ten years later- in 2014, the leaders met again in Malabo Equitorial Guinea where they revisited CAADP and came up with the famous Malabo Declaration.

On the eve of the 3rd CAADP Biennial Review launch and training Channel Africa engages him on the status of CAADP and the role of AU in its implementation. He begins by outlining the CAADP concept and its agenda.

In the programme this week Dr Simplice Nouala -Head of the Agriculture and Food Security division for the Africa Union’s Department of Rural Economy and Agriculture Commission speaks on the status of CAADP and the role of the African Union in its implementation.

On the eve of the 3rd CAADP Biennial Review launch and training Channel Africa engages him on the CAADP trajectory. He is joined by two stakeholders from West Africa.

Take a listen...

 

The 2003 African Union&rsquo;s Assembly of Heads of State and Government established what is now known as the Comprehensive Africa Agriculture Development Program otherwise called (CAADP).
Ten years later- in 2014, the leaders met again in Malabo Equitorial Guinea where they revisited CAADP and came up with the famous Malabo Declaration.
On the eve of the 3rd CAADP Biennial Review launch and training Channel Africa engages him on the status of CAADP and the role of AU in its implementation. He begins by outlining the CAADP concept and its agenda.
In the programme this week Dr Simplice Nouala -Head of the Agriculture and Food Security division for the Africa Union&rsquo;s Department of Rural Economy and Agriculture Commission speaks on the status of CAADP and the role of the African Union in its implementation.
On the eve of the 3rd CAADP Biennial Review launch and training Channel Africa engages him on the CAADP trajectory. He is joined by two stakeholders from West Africa.
Take a listen...
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