Join us at 12:00pm CAT at the Ubumwe Grande Hotel for the research seminar on Public Investment Priorities for Rwanda's Inclusive Agricultural Transformation: Evidence from Rural Investment and Policy Analysis modeling. This seminar will highlight findings from a new study on public spending priorities conducted by the International Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI) with support from the Ministry of Agriculture and Animal Resources (MINAGRI). The study specifically assesses the contribution of public spending on agriculture under PSTA 4, focusing both on the contributions during the first half of the plan (2018-21) and the remaining period (2022-24).
Public investment prioritization for Rwanda’s inclusive agricultural transformation: Evidence from rural investment and policy analysis modeling
This study provides evidence that is designed to assist the Government of Rwanda in its selection of agricultural policy, investment, and expenditure portfolios that reflect the country’s broad focus on its food system and structural transformation. This process of prioritization will need to incorporate multiple public investments targeting multiple development outcomes and will need to be grounded in the cost-effective use of public resources in a largely market-led transformation process.
Public investment prioritization: Benefits of an increase in public spending on agriculture under PSTA4
Although public spending under the fourth Strategic Plan for the Transformation of Agriculture 2018– 2021 (PSTA 4) is generally well structured and cost-effective, funding has been largely stagnant— and even declining, when measured in constant prices—during PSTA’s first four years. This note summarizes the effects of a modest reallocation of public spending under PSTA 4 towards greater cost-effectiveness, as well as a modest increase in PSTA 4 spending.
Public investment prioritization: A midterm assessment of the contribution of the PSTA4
Rwanda’s fourth Strategic Plan for the Transformation of Agriculture (PSTA 4), which extends from 2018 to 2024, is currently at its midpoint. This note highlights the contribution of PSTA 4 in its first half (2018–2021) to four key development outcomes: economic growth, job creation, poverty reduction, and diet quality improvement.
Repurposing Agricultural Policies and Support
Repurposing Agricultural Policies and Support
What options can help to transform agriculture and food systems to better serve the health of people, economies, and the planet.
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