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Strategies for Smallholder Farmers to Tackle Climate Change and Enhance Food Security in Africa

The 2010 CAADP Africa Forum convened in Ouagadougou on October 8 to address the challenges of climate change impacting food security and income growth for smallholder farmers in Africa. The forum aimed to explore actionable strategies, analyze best practices, and encourage regional cooperation through farmer-led initiatives. Participants engaged in creating action plans that focus on implementing climate change policies via the CAADP process, effectively supporting farmers, and optimizing collaboration among regional organizations for sustainable agricultural development.

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Strategies for Smallholder Farmers to Tackle Climate Change and Enhance Food Security in Africa

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  1. 2010 CAADP Africa ForumMeeting the Challenges of Climate ChangeStrategies of Smallholder farmers to achieve Food Security and Income Growth in Africa Ouagadougou, 8th October 2010

  2. Objectives of the 2010 CAADP Africa Forum

  3. Objectives of the 2010 CAADP Africa Forum

  4. The general approach • Way forward • Which concrete initiatives can countries • implement to mitigate climate change? • How can countries use the CAADP process • to advance climate change policies? • Analyzing best practices • Strategic responses to climate change: • Farmer and Country-led initiatives • Setting the Scene • Climate change and its impact on • food security and income growth

  5. Parallel Sessions Country Strategies: Way forward by regions

  6. Termesderéférence • Dans votre groupe régional , developper le plan d’action de l’organisation régionale selon les termes de référence suivants: • Chaque pays a 5 minutes pour présenter leur plan d’action • Ensuite 10 minutes de questions – réponses sur le plan d’action

  7. Termes de référence • Quel type d’appui les RFO peuvent-elles apporter pour la mise en œuvre des plans d’action nationaux sur les aspects suivants: • Vulgarisation des meilleures pratiques • Renforce ment des organisations comme la voix des agriculteurs au niveau national • Intégration du processus du PDDAA afin de donner une voix aux agriculteurs • Comment les Organisations Régionales d’Agriculteurs peuvent collaborer avec le PDDAA pour la mise en œuvre des plans pays d’action par pays

  8. Organisations Régionales d’Agriculteurs

  9. Logistique

  10. Terms of reference • In your regional group, develop an action plan using the following terms of reference: • Each country has 5 minutes to presenttheir action plan • Then 5 minutes for questions and answer on the country plan

  11. Terms of reference • What can regional farmers organization do to support the effective implementation of country action plans regarding: • Replication and/ or scaling of best practices • Strengthening the organization as the voice of farmers at national level • Integration of the CAADP process so as to give farmers a voice • How can RFO and CAADP cooperate to support country plans?

  12. Regional Farmers organization

  13. Regional Farmers organization

  14. Regional Farmers organization

  15. Thankyou

  16. Success Conditions Listening Participation • Turn off the competition for your thoughts and ideas: • Cell phones ; Email • One person speaks at a time • Nobody knows every thing, and every body knows some thing, so... • Participate actively Efficiency Respect • Be concise and precise when talking • Avoid repetitions • Be on time • Respect each other’s ideas

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