The Monitoring and Analysing Food and Agricultural Policies (MAFAP) programme, within the Agrifood Economics and Policy Division at FAO, is a leading policy support initiative that has been working since 2009 with mainly African countries to strategically prioritize, reform and implement agrifood policies for inclusive agricultural transformation.
MAFAP does this by supporting governments with agrifood policy monitoring on public expenditure on food and agriculture and price incentives for key country commodities, with policy prioritization to optimise their public budgets and prioritize their investments in commodities, and with agrifood policy reforms to address issues on food and nutrition, pricing, marketing, strategy development and trade.
Countries where MAFAP is providing support
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News
MAFAP programme and Bangladesh strengthen evidence-based agricultural investment planning in Dhaka
21/05/2026
The MAFAP team, in partnership with the Government of Bangladesh and the Bangladesh Agricultural Research Council (BARC), convened a high-level workshop in Dhaka to assess and validate initial findings from a policy analysis of the agriculture sector.
MAFAP team and government partners review food and agriculture spending and policy support ahead of Mozambique’s new agriculture sector strategic and investment plans
16/04/2026
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Related links
- FAO Agrifood Economics and Policy Division
- Ag-Incentives Consortium
- FAO Policy Support and Governance Gateway
- IDB | Agrimonitor
- OECD | PSE database
Funding partner
'Gates Foundation' is a registered trademark of the Gates Foundation in the United States and is used with permission.
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Contact
Marco V. Sánchez
Deputy Director
Agrifood Economics and Policy Division & Officer-in-Charge of the MAFAP programme