As the official monitoring and evaluation (M&E) report of the Comprehensive Africa Agriculture Development Programme (CAADP), the ReSAKSS Annual Trends and Outlook Report (ATOR) assesses trends and progress on 30 CAADP core indicators as well

The PEBAP project undertook in‐depth analyses of future economic growth and poverty reduction in three case‐study countries: Senegal, Ghana and Uganda. Analyses are based on a quantitative model we refer to as the CAADP‐lab tool‐kit.

This Issue Note presents the current status and trends captured by key Comprehensive Africa Agriculture Development Programme (CAADP) indicators that ReSAKSS has been tracking since 2008, at continental and regional levels.

The 2014 Annual Trends and Outlook Report (ATOR) examines in depth the above developments and current and future trends that are likely to shape the course of African economies, as well as the key drivers of Africa’s recent growth recovery.

Conference paper presented at the International Association of Agricultural Economists 2015 Conference, August 9-14, 2015, Milan, Italy.

The 2014 Annual Trends and Outlook Report examines both current and future trends that are likely to shape the trajectory of African economies.

This chapter highlights Africa’s progress on 15 indicators across the three levels of the CAADP Results Framework.

In this paper, we review the characteristics of Africa’s recent growth performance, discussing the drivers, future outlook, and potential risks.

This paper first looks “downstream” at two processes—urbanization and dietary changes—that create the demand (“pull”) for the changes in the whole food system.

This chapter takes a comprehensive look at the process of structural transformation among African countries, highlights the major shift that has taken place in the quality of structural change in the last decade, and examines in depth changes in t

This article argues that these projections about Africa’s future are a good deal less certain than the conventional wisdom might suggest.

This document presents a snapshot evaluation of the existing literature on the impacts of access to infrastructure, the current infrastructural situation in Africa, and the access gap in four major infrastructural sectors: rural telecommunications

Africa has managed to maintain a favorable environment for growth and poverty reduction in the face of the series of global economic crises in the past couple decades.

This chapter reviews Africa’s effort toward the renewal of industrialization over the past several years and proposes a new approach to industrial policy for Africa. The chapter is divided into five sections.

The 2014 Annual Trends and Outlook Report examines both current and future trends that are likely to shape the trajectory of African economies.