Draft copyWhat the programme does
- Support for government-to-government food trade agreements.
- Partnerships between producing and importing countries.
- Harmonised standards that ease trade.
The solutionInternational trade agreements
Trade is a key driver of development and food security. When an agreement is delayed, people pay the price.
AdvantagesWith the right agreements, food moves from where it can be produced to where it is needed.
Case study
AfricaIntra-African agricultural trade
Regional trade agreements and the African Continental Free Trade Area are lowering barriers so food can move from surplus to deficit areas within the continent.
$20 billionOutcomeUS$20 billion of intra-African agricultural trade in 2023, up from about US$6 billion in 2003.
Source: AKADEMIYA2063 and IFPRI, Africa Agriculture Trade Monitor 2025 ↗ Where we work
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