Resilient Food Systems: Programme Highlights 2022

2022 marked the fifth year of the Resilient Food Systems (RFS) programme. As in previous years, milestones were celebrated on the path toward sustainable food security in sub‑Saharan Africa, yet the year was unique in its outcomes. Originally scheduled to close at the end of 2022, the programme received a six‑month, no‑cost extension until 30 June 2023 (with some projects continuing beyond) to strengthen sustainability of activities. Results validated the integrated approach piloted since 2017, with indicators showing strong progress. Cross‑country dialogue facilitated through the programme further supported implementation of resilience mechanisms in national projects. The 2022 reporting period was marked not only by quantitative achievements but also by clear connections between agroecological approaches and smallholder livelihoods. By integrating these themes, RFS projects are positioned to scale up and out beyond the programme’s lifetime, transforming the lives of millions in project areas through collective action.


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Resilient Food Systems

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2023

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