In Rwanda, P4P focuses on supporting the government’s efforts to boost agricultural production, on increasing the income of smallholder farmers and developing the agricultural market. In order to reduce post-harvest losses, P4P and partners support farmers’ cooperatives with training in post-harvest handling, equipment and storage facilities. Cooperatives also receive training to strengthen their marketing and institutional capacity, and in financial management to assist them to access finance. P4P has been a forum for partners and governments from other countries to learn from Rwanda’s experience and to understand the evolution of the government’s ownership of the initiative. P4P has established such a successful model that government has created its own state-run initiative called “Common P4P” (CP4P), which is inspired by lessons learned through WFP’s P4P. This is implemented through the Ministry of Agriculture and Animal Resources (MINAGRI), which buys up to 40% of the requirements of the National Strategic Grain Reserve (NSR) from smallholder farmers. WFP recognizes government efforts, which have provided an enabling environment and driven the positive outcomes of P4P.