1. GROUP THREE INSTITUTIONAL FRAMEWORK
OUTPUT ONE – STRATEGIES
PRIORITY AREAS/FOOD SECURITY PROCESSES TO ENGAGE WITH
Harmonization of trade policies across region – e.g. transport, custom regulations, tariffs
Implementation of existing policies / legislation – e.g. trade, fisheries and forestry
Mitigate the impact of HIV/AIDS on food security

2. Cross border trade – formal and informal (e.g SPSS)
OUTPUT TWO – WHAT, HOW AND WHO
HARMONISATION OF POLICIES
What
How
Whom
Cross border trade – formal and informal (e.g SPSS)
1. Baseline to determine status quo
2. Identify gaps, anomalies etc
3. Advocacy and research necessary for change
1. Regional and local business orgs. SACAU
2. Farmer orgs
3. Economic justice network (EJN) FANRPAN, SARPN, CSPR

3. 2. Advocacy for accountability to agreements/ compliance
OUTPUT TWO – WHAT, HOW AND WHO
IMPLEMENTATION OF EXISTING POLICIES
What
How
Whom
Forestry protocol
SADC Trade protocol
Fisheries protocol
1. Baseline to determine level of implementation relevant to food security
2. Advocacy for accountability to agreements/ compliance
3. Advocacy and research necessary for change
1. SAFIRE
2.Regional and local business orgs. SACAU
2. Farmer orgs
3. FANRPAN, SARPN, Economic Justice Network – EJN 4.

4. Reducing vulnerability Mitigating impacts of HIV/AIDS
OUTPUT TWO – WHAT, HOW AND WHO
MAINSTREAMING MITIGATION OF HIV/AIDS IMPACT
What
How
Whom
Reducing vulnerability
Mitigating impacts of HIV/AIDS
1. Baseline to on total impact on agriculture and food security
2. Advocacy for social protection safety nets
3. Advocating for diversification of the food production base and technology
PRF
CSPR
FANRPAN
SAFIRE
ENJ
Business associations
SAFAIDS