Scaling Up Country Capacity to Track Financial Flows to Food Systems (3FS)
An Extraordinary Kampala CAADP Summit is scheduled for January 9-11, 2025, in Kampala, Uganda, where the Heads of State and Government will deliberate on the draft 10-Year CAADP Strategy and Action Plan (2026-2035) and the draft Kampala CAADP Declaration, the successor framework to the Malabo Declaration. Against the foregoing context, AKADEMIYA2063, in partnership with IFAD, World Bank, Global Alliance for Improved Nutrition (GAIN), and AGRA, is organizing a side event on the margins of the Extraordinary Summit of the AU Heads of State and Government.
Themed “Scaling Up Country Capacity to Track Financial Flows to Food Systems (3FS),” the session will provide a platform for representatives of governments that piloted the 3FS, those of new target countries, and supporting agencies (IFAD, World Bank, AKADEMIYA2063, GAIN, and AGRA) to exchange lessons learned during the piloting phase and contextualize the scaling up of the 3FS to the regional context.
During the session, stakeholders will present and discuss the rationale for tracking financial flows to food systems, present and discuss the 3FS concept and methodology, offer countries the opportunity to share and reflect on the main lessons and challenges from piloting the 3FS methodology, identify the needed adjustments to improve the 3FS methodology and take its deployment to scale, and explore possible pathways for mainstreaming the 3FS into the operationalization of the new 10-year CAADP strategy.
Learn more about the Kampala CAADP Summit.
