Transcript Agriculture Sector Development Programme (ASDP)

Development Partners Group
Meeting
Tom Hobgood,
Feed the Future Team Lead
June 6, 2012
Tanzania’s Landscape for Agricultural Development
Kilimo Kwanza
Ag Sector Development Strategy
TAFSIP  ASDP2 Expanded
TAFSIP
Thematic
Program
Areas
Examples of
implementing
initiatives
Irrigation
devt,
sustainable
water &
Land Use
Mgmt
ASDP
Basket Fund
Ag
productivity &
rural
commercialization
MVIA
Rural
infrastructure, market
access &
trade
Bread
Basket
Initiative
Private
sector devt
SAGCOT
Food and
nutrition
security
Feed the
Future
Disaster
Mgmt,
climate
change and
adaptation
Policy &
institutional
reform &
support
Other initiatives…
Draft March 12, 2012
Agriculture Sector Development Programme (ASDP)
Major Achievements in Coordination
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Use of Government Structures (central/local)
ASLMs synergies and collaboration
DPs and Government consultation
ASDP basket structures established
M and E framework established
Commitment to Work Together
Agriculture Sector Development Programme (ASDP)
Major Challenges in Coordination
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Communication
Reporting
Planning at local level
Backstopping to LGA - flow of information from both local and national
level
• Clarity on agriculture sector initiatives - awareness of the many
initiatives (KK, SAGCOT,TAFSIP , AGRA and other projects)
• Limited Funding and Inconsistent Coverage
• M and E Framework - adherence to the ASDP M &E framework by all
projects
Tanzania’s Landscape for Agricultural Development
Kilimo Kwanza
Ag Sector Development Strategy
TAFSIP  ASDP2 Expanded
TAFSIP
Thematic
Program
Areas
Examples of
implementing
initiatives
Irrigation
devt,
sustainable
water &
Land Use
Mgmt
ASDP
Basket Fund
Ag
productivity &
rural
commercialization
MVIA
Rural
infrastructure, market
access &
trade
Bread
Basket
Initiative
Private
sector devt
SAGCOT
Food and
nutrition
security
Feed the
Future
Disaster
Mgmt,
climate
change and
adaptation
Policy &
institutional
reform &
support
Other initiatives…
Draft March 12, 2012
TAFSIP
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Goal and Objectives: The Goal of the TAFSIP is to “contribute to the national
economic growth, household income and food security in line with national and
sectoral development aspirations”.
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TAFSIP is a ten-year investment plan mapping the investments needed to
achieve the CAADP target of six per cent annual growth in agricultural
sector GDP.
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TAFSIP is not a new agricultural development strategy or programme.
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Development of the TAFSIP is a product of a broad based collaborative
process involving key stakeholders
SAGCOT
Feed the Future
Tanzania
Key investments for Feed the Future
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Focus value chains
Irrigation and rural roads
Food processing
Nutrition interventions
Policy reforms
Leadership
Research and development
Monitoring and evaluation
The New Alliance will drive private sector investment in African agriculture
The New Alliance for Food and Nutrition Security will bring international donors, partner
countries and private sector companies together to drive agricultural transformation, improve
nutritional status and unlock sustainable economic growth.
African governments make policy reforms and public funding
commitments to promote investment
Development partners align assistance against country-led
policy reform agendas
Private sector partners make concrete investment
commitments aligned with country priorities
Development Partner Harmonization
• Adopt SWAP approach
• MAFSC as coordinator/ lead
• Brings in non-basket partners, non-state actors,
NGOs and farmers groups
• Strong government leadership
• Common performance measures/targets
Tanzania’s Landscape for Agricultural Development
Kilimo Kwanza
Ag Sector Development Strategy
TAFSIP  ASDP2 Expanded
TAFSIP
Thematic
Program
Areas
Examples of
implementing
initiatives
Irrigation
devt,
sustainable
water &
Land Use
Mgmt
ASDP
Basket Fund
Ag
productivity &
rural
commercialization
MVIA
Rural
infrastructure, market
access &
trade
Bread
Basket
Initiative
Private
sector devt
SAGCOT
Food and
nutrition
security
Feed the
Future
Disaster
Mgmt,
climate
change and
adaptation
Policy &
institutional
reform &
support
Other initiatives…
Draft March 12, 2012