Public-private partnerships for food security in Africa

 The German Marshall Fund of the United States (GMF) has recently published a report on transformational partnerships that help to drive positive change for achieving food security in Sub-Saharan Africa.

The paper, titled Transformational Partnerships in Food Security in Africa: A Transatlantic Experts Group, was written in April by a transatlantic experts group on behalf of GMF. It is aimed at understanding the unique characteristics of these partnerships for scaling them up and replicating them across the Sub-Saharan Africa.

//  Key recommendations

• The US and Europe should establish a "Leadership Center for Public-Private Partnerships"
• The US and Europe can help facilitating policy changes and public-private partnerships and expanding private entrepreneurship in agriculture
• Land tenure and property rights need to be strengthened across Africa
• African governments and their development partners also need to devise complementary strategies and programs to assure food security in urban areas

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Transformational Partnerships in Food Security in Africa: A Transatlantic Experts Group

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