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Implementing Africa’s Commitments on Food Security, Agriculture, and Nutrition

Dr. Abebe Haile Gabriel, Director of Rural Economy and Agriculture for the African Union, recently delivered a webinar about Africa’s commitments to transformation. The presentation clearly defines the plans and initiatives that are being put in place to implement the Malabo Declaration. The presentation shows what makes the Malabo Declaration different from past initiatives, and highlights the importance of engagement by all stakeholders to reach the goals by 2025.

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African Commitments Presentation

 

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