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Africa is Open for Investment: Turning food systems ambition into action

Food and Land Use Coalition · 2025

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Summary

This 2025 policy brief from the Food and Land Use Coalition addresses the gap between stated food systems ambitions and the financing mechanisms required to implement them at scale across Africa. The report synthesises investment barriers and proposes frameworks for mobilising both public and private capital toward sustainability, resilience, and nutrition objectives, positioning itself as practical guidance for policymakers and institutional investors. The specific empirical evidence base and quantitative validation of proposed mechanisms cannot be confirmed from available metadata.

Regional applicability

This analysis focuses on African food systems transformation and is not directly applicable to United Kingdom conditions. However, the financing and governance frameworks proposed may be relevant to United Kingdom development policy, bilateral investment approaches, and international food systems partnerships with African nations.

Key measures

Investment barriers, financing mechanisms, capital mobilisation pathways

Outcomes reported

The report synthesises investment barriers to food systems transformation across Africa and proposes frameworks for mobilising public and private capital toward sustainability, resilience, and nutrition objectives.

Theme
Policy, governance & rights
Subject
Food & agricultural policy
Study type
Policy
Study design
Policy report
Source type
Industry/policy report
Status
Published
Geography
Africa
System type
Food supply chain
Catalogue ID
IRmqggqbuj-319528

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