Drivers of Africa's Rainbow Revolution By Lindiwe Majele Sibanda (Phd) Food, Agriculture and Natural Resources Policy Analysis Network

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Drivers of Africa's Rainbow Revolution By Lindiwe Majele Sibanda (Phd) Food, Agriculture and Natural Resources Policy Analysis Network Markets, Policies and Social Systems Sydney, November 2012

CAADP Key Priorities NEPAD (2012) Compiled for 20 countries

Household Livelihood Assets: A Barometer for Vulnerability Low Moderate High vulnerability vulnerability vulnerability FANRPAN (2010)

Areas for capacity development Angola Botswana DRC Lesotho Madagascar Malawi Mauritius Mozambique Namibia South Africa Swaziland Tanzania Zambia Zimbabwe Number 1. Knowledge Management (Monitoring, Impact and Learning) XXXX XXXXX XXX12 2. Resource mobilisation (Human and financial) X X XXXXXXXXX11 3. Visioning (Strategic planning and execution) XX XX XX X XX9 4. CommunicationXX X X XX XX8 5.Governance and leadershipX X XX X XXXX 9 6. Networking and partnerships X X XX XXXX8 7. Information management (databases) X XX XXX X7 Institutional Capacity Needs PIVA – Partner Institution Viability Assessment (1. Governance and Leadership; 2. Operations and Management Systems; 3. Human Resources Development; 4. Financial Management Systems; 5. Programmes and Service Delivery; and 6. External Relations and Advocacy ) FANRPAN 2004 – 2010 N = 14 Countries

Monitoring and Evaluation Agenda Setting Decision Making Policy Implementation Policy Formulation Civil Society Farmers Researchers Parliament Private Sector Women Theatre for Policy Advocacy Media FANRPAN Excellence in Agricultural Journalism Award Recognizing and Scaling Up Success Stories Equipping Change Agents for Africa’s Rainbow Revolution Youth FANRPAN Youth in Agriculture Award Development Partners