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Evaluation of FAO’s country programme in Rwanda

Evaluation brief

Year of publication 2023

Place of publication Rome, Italy ;

Author FAO

Publisher FAO ;

Product type Document

Language English

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    The independent evaluation of the FAO Rwanda Country Programming Framework (CPF) 2019–2023 assesses FAO's contributions to Rwanda's agriculture sector, focusing on aligning with national and global agricultural development goals. The evaluation covered 12 districts and 18 project sites.FAO aimed to support Rwanda's transition to a high-income, knowledge-based economy by addressing agricultural challenges, including nutrition emergencies and climate shocks. The "four betters" approach was introduced to improve coordination and results. Key achievements included enhancing agricultural practices, increasing market access, promoting women's empowerment, and creating youth employment opportunities.While FAO’s CPF aligned with Rwanda’s goals, it lacked strategic focus and had weak design elements like vague outcomes and poor tracking. Recommendations include a more targeted approach, improved partnerships beyond the agricultural ministry, and stronger gender and inclusivity measures. FAO should refine its strategy for the next CPF with clear goals, risk analysis, and better resource mobilization.
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    Rwanda: Food and Agriculture Organization Country Programming Framework for Rwanda, 2013-2018 2017
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    The Country Programming Framework (CPF) is an approach adopted by FAO to empower countries in building institutional synergies and reinforcing their commitment towards improvement of the population’s livelihoods and food security. The FAO Rwanda CPF describes the four main priority areas with the key outcomes and outputs, including type of interventions that FAO will undertake1 .As detailed in the Result Based Management (RBM) matrix (Annex 2), the CPF bestows highest priority to improved food s ecurity and nutrition, emphasizing on the most vulnerable community members. Whereas, increased income through enhanced agricultural productivity, agri-business and value chain development with emphasis to private sector investment within key commodity value chains, and increased efficiency in agricultural information exchange amongst all stakeholders are respectively the second, third and fourth CPF priorities.
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