This report presents a review of international and regional agroecology (AE) and food sovereignty (FS) policies and assesses the extent of their implementation in selected countries: Ethiopia, Togo and Zambia. The review was undertaken to facilitate provision of high quality policy support to influence policy makers in the region to develop and implement AE and FS. The report also identifies existing bottlenecks and policy gaps inhibiting advancement of FS and AE in the region. It further recommends strategies to inform the work of AFSA and its partners going forward to advance community voices on the transition to agroecology in Africa. Policy makers can also use the findings to inform policy review and change processes.