MALABO POLICY LEARNING EVENT (MAPLE 2022)
Implications of the 3rd BR Cycle on Food Security and Nutrition.
This year, the MAPLE is scheduled to be a hybrid meeting taking place physically in Johannesburg, South Africa on November 26 and 27, 2022 from 10pm to 5pm EAT.
Meeting Objectives
To review policy lessons and policy implications from the 3rd Biennial Review (BR) cycle for African agricultural transformation.
To reflect on the impact and response to the emerging global dynamics on food security and nutrition, and determine ways in which BR process/ results can effectively support response - to shocks and emerging opportunities.
To share lessons and best practices on nutrition policy implementation: strategies, approaches and tools and their contribution to the achievement of CAADP Agenda.
Meeting structure and approach
A significant part of the deliberations will focus on the recommendations and policy implications of the 3rd CAADP Biennial Review (BR) Report that was endorsed during the 35th Ordinary Session of the Assembly of the African Union Heads of State and Government held in February 2022, and subsequently launched on 10 March 2022. The call to action of this BR Report is centered on the need for Member States to accelerate implementation of the Malabo Declaration Commitments, Ending Hunger by 2025 being one of the seven commitments that directly relate to improving food and nutrition security.
Key Speakers
DAY 1
26th November 2022
DAY 2
27th November, 2022
