Delegates at the 2025 FANRPAN Regional Policy Dialogue in Johannesburg
FANRPAN CEO with fellow participants at the Africa Food Systems Forum 2026
Speakers at the 2024 dialogue in Lilongwe
Delegates at the 2026 Circular Food Systems dialogue in Bulawayo
Delegates at the 2018 dialogue in Maputo

Food, Agriculture and Natural Resources Policy Analysis Network

Evidence.Dialogue.Better policy.

FANRPAN is a continental policy network that brings research, governments and the people they serve to one table, to shape Africa’s food, agriculture and natural resource policy.

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Who we are

Since 1994, FANRPAN has brought governments, farmers, researchers and partners to one table, so that the policies shaping Africa’s agrifood systems are built on evidence and inclusive dialogue.

48projects delivered or under way since 2008
23regional policy dialogues convened since 2001
30funding partners behind our projects
2035horizon of our fourth-generation strategy

Working across scale

From farms and ministries to the continental stage

Since 2008, FANRPAN has generated evidence, convened dialogue and strengthened capacity at every level where agrifood policy is made and felt. Choose a level to see how we work there.

With the African Union

We work with the African Union Commission and AUDA-NEPAD on continental frameworks, from CAADP and the Kampala Declaration to the African Seed and Biotechnology Programme, and carry African evidence to global forums such as the G20 meeting of agricultural chief scientists.

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Eswatini: Reviving the National Seed CommitteeZimbabwe: Community animal health workers and circular farmingUganda: Post-harvest managementTanzania: Lead farmers in circular food systemsMozambique: Lead farmers in circular food systems
African Union member states

23 regional dialogues in 13 host countries, with every programme, resolution and report on the record.

Events

Where the conversations happen

Seed and seedlings, Eswatini

Next up · AU Inaugural Seed Investment Summit

What it takes for continental seed instruments to work in national regulatory practice

A FANRPAN side event convened with the Ministry of Agriculture of the Kingdom of Eswatini and CANGO. Eswatini’s National Seed Committee, rural women farmers and the farmers’ union on how continental and regional seed commitments become rules that farmers can rely on.

Tuesday 6 October 202614:00 to 15:00Room 1Palazzo Convention Centre, Ezulwini
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Resilient food systems, in harmony with nature

Let’s shape Africa’s food future, together.

Our Strategic Plan 2025 to 2035 sets out how. Read it, talk to us, or partner with the network.