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This is a report about the Regional Stakeholders (NARES) Sensitization of the Relevance of Foresight for Food Systems Training & Establishment of a Regional Hub in Zambia

This is a report on the 4th Global Foresight4food Systems Workshop Report

This documents shares details of the CCARDESA Gender equality and social inclusion policy 

This a Policy Brief about the CCARDESA Gender equality and social inclusion policy

This is a detailed report of the Women & Youth in Agriculture Knowledge Sharing & Exchange Symposium Report held in Kasane Botswana.

This report presents the summary findings of the assessment done. Using a literature review, questionnaire surveys with focal persons in each country and field visit outcomes, the study found several capacity gaps in human resources, infrastructure, financing, and institutional policies among established RCoLs in Malawi, Mozambique and Zambia. It also determined priority research and development commodities for National Agricultural Research and Extension Systems (NARES) in other SADC countries. Additionally, the assessment examined relevant needs and policies for supporting the sustainable management of RCoLs and agriculture and CCARDESA's value proposition in supporting RCoLs. 

Booklet on procedures and guidelines for the grievance redress mechanism  

Grievance Submission Form

The overall objective of this GRM is to ensure that the concerns, complaints, grievances, and suggestions of the FSRP stakeholders are promptly received, recorded, analyzed, and addressed in an effective, transparent, and participatory manner. CCARDESA has established a grievance redress procedure through which complaints can be handled and resolved that is culturally appropriate, transparent, accessible to all parties at no cost, and has a regular reporting system. Hence, this manual describes the procedures to be followed by CCARDESA in addressing complaints or concerns submitted by stakeholders who may be impacted by the Programme. It intends to provide clarity and predictability on how complaints will be received, assessed, sorted, resolved, and monitored.

This is a presentation on Knowledge Management for Agricultural Development in Africa.