The CaCESA programme framework suggests how countries involved can design their national programme based on the nature of the cassava insect pest and disease situation they face, and the food security and vulnerability situation. It aims to support and enhance the livelihood of vulnerable farming households through better and timely cassava food security interventions in order to mitigate hunger.
This will be achieved through five main outputs that address the challenges facing cassava production identified in the review. (More on the programme review). In turn, each of the five outputs is achieved through activities that can be incorporated in programmes designed under this framework.