National Agricultural Technology and Innovation Policy (NATIP, 2022 – 2027)

The National Agricultural Technology and Innovation Policy (NATIP, 2022 - 2027) is a policy document conceived by the Federal Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development (FMARD) to modernize the agricultural sector in line with the changing global food systems and supply chains. NATIP, 2022-2027 as approved by the Federal Executive Council on Wednesday, 18th May, 2022 will operate within other policies and strategies of relevant MDAs to ensure synergy and better coordination. The renewed sectoral policy direction would consolidate the successes recorded in the implementation of the previous agricultural development policies and the repositioning of the National Agricultural Research System,…

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Nigeria Agriculture Promotion Policy – APP (2016 – 2020)

The Agricultural Promotion Policy (APP) is a build up on the Agricultural Transformation Agenda - ATA (2011-2016). The purpose of this policy document, the APP also known as the "Green Alternative" is to provide a disciplined approach to building an agribusiness ecosystem that will solve the gaps identified in the ATA. Under the APP, the private sector will remain in the lead while government facilitates, as well as provides supporting infrastructure, systems, control processes, and oversight. The key federal MDAs will take on more of a regulator’s role to ensure a nuanced commercial development of the market necessary to close the…

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Final Report of the Study on the Development of Communication Tools & Strategies for the APPEALS Project

This document is the final report of the study on the development of communication tools and strategies for the APPEALS Project, conducted by the Consultants - NewAge Network.

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Knowledge Management Strategy of the APPEALS Project

The Knowledge Management Strategy document of the APPEALS Project is an implementation support framework and guideline designed to facilitate the implementation of the KM subcomponent of the project, focusing on lessons learned, best practices and innovations, to generate appropriate knowledge products that would help scale up productivity enhancement and value addition for small and medium scale farmers along the priority value chains in the participating states. This would be achieved by facilitating access to timely and relevant information and knowledge transfer to and among project-supported farmers, in areas such as information about Good Agricultural Practices (GAP) including control of pests…

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