The Women Farmers Advancement Network advocates for investment and policy improvements for African food systems.
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Updated Sep 21
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What happened
The Women Farmers Advancement Network advocates for investment and policy improvements for African food systems.
Who's involved
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The entities involved
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Women Farmers Advancement Network
A non governmental organization in Nigeria
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Africa
continent
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- The African Union, involving key figures like Justin Nsengiyumva and Hailemariam Desalegn, addresses structural challenges in African agriculture and calls for modern investment.
- Kenya hosted innovators to address agricultural needs across the African continent.
- Jay Naidoo challenged civil society regarding the future of agriculture in Africa.
- The Africa Women Innovation and Entrepreneurship Forum convened in Johannesburg, supported by UN Women and OSF, to discuss economic stability and WPS policy.
- The global food security challenges facing the continent of Africa were the shared focus of discussions involving the World Food Programme.