TANZANIA AGRICULTURE AND FOOD SECURITY INVESTMENT PLAN (TAFSIP)
December 12, 2013
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The Tanzania Agriculture and Food Security Investment Plan (TAFSIP) is an historic initiative that brings all stakeholders in the agricultural sector both in the mainland and in Zanzibar to a common agenda of comprehensively transforming the sector to achieve food and nutrition security, create wealth, and poverty reduction..
Development of The TAFSIP is a product of a broad based collaborative process involving key stakeholders; including national and sectoral institutions from public and private sector, development partners, members of academia, civil society organisations, Regional Economic Communities (RECs), African Union Commission (AUC), NEPAD- CAADP Pillar Institutions and the National CAADP Task Force comprising representatives of all relevant stakeholders, ReSAKSS/IFPRI and other regional and international bodies. It addresses the core national problems of poverty and food insecurity in rural areas and on how to promote agricultural growth and food and nutrition security in Tanzania under the framework of the CAADP.
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