Monitoring and Analysing Food and Agricultural Policies

The MAFAP programme was invited to talk about data and policy monitoring during the Policy Analysis for Sustainable and Healthy Foods in African Retail Markets AERC workshop in Addis Ababa.
Did you know we have a data hub on public expenditure on food and agriculture and commodity price incentives in many African countries?

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
Videos
All about agrifood policy prioritization in 1 minute with Marco V. Sánchez
06/05/2024

Find out in this 1-minute video with Agrifood Economics and Policy Deputy Director Marco V. Sánchez how the MAFAP Programme is partnering with countries...

All about agrifood policy monitoring in 1 minute with Valentina Pernechele
06/05/2024

Find out in 1 minute from Economist Valentina Pernechele how the MAFAP Programme is helping countries through policy monitoring and data analysis on...

All about agrifood reform in 1 minute with Thibault Meilland
06/05/2024

Find out from Policy Advisor Thibault Meilland how the MAFAP Programme is supporting countries through a 4-step process to repurpose and reform their...

MAFAP Policy Monitoring E-learning Series
24/06/2022

Upskill your agrifood policy monitoring through an interactive, in-depth e-learning series on globally recognized methodologies on public expenditure...

FAO Monitoring and Analysing Food and Agricultural Policies programme (MAFAP)
07/04/2022

Monitoring and Analysing Food and Agricultural Policies (MAFAP) programme, a leading policy support initiative at FAO that helps countries to strategically...

News
24/05/2024
The MAFAP programme was invited to talk about data and policy monitoring during the Policy Analysis for Sustainable and Healthy Foods in African Retail Markets AERC workshop in Addis Ababa.
15/03/2024

The Monitoring and Analysing Food and Agricultural Policies (MAFAP) team met with representatives from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation (BMGF) at FAO’s headquarters on 12 and 13 March 2024 for a programme-donor retreat to take stock of ongoing work, learn about new lines of economic pol...

Publications
Fair prices for Irish potatoes in Rwanda - A new price-setting mechanism
29/04/2024

Rwanda is home to around 300 000 Irish potato smallholder farmers and is one of the top ten producers of Irish potatoes in Africa, with an estimated...

Identifying commodity-specific priority investments in selected districts of Uganda
10/05/2023

Building on the previous work by the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) supporting the identification of priority agricultural...

Analysing beef price incentives to strengthen policies for production and exports in Uganda
13/03/2023

In Uganda, 58 percent of households depend on livestock for their livelihoods, with cattle being the most important livestock subsector in the country....

E-Learnings
Monitoring price incentives for food and agriculture: the MAFAP method
02/11/2021

Learn how policies influence prices at different stages of the value chain, such as at producer, wholesale and retail level, is fundamental to determine...

Monitoring public expenditure on food and agriculture: the MAFAP method
02/11/2021

Learn how public spending on food and agriculture is a critical to better understand agricultural public expenditure and how it affects agricultural...

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Marco V. Sánchez

Deputy Director

Agrifood Economics and Policy Division & Officer-in-Charge MAFAP

[email protected]