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Document for preparing country Biennial Review report on progress made for achieving the Malabo
Declaration Goals and Targets
Country Performance Reporting
Template
Draft March 2021Country Performance Reporting Template on progress made for implementing the June 2014 Malabo Declaration Name of Country: Malabo M&E, & Reporting to AU Assembly 1|P a g e Data updated to end-2020, for the 2021 Progress Report to the January 2022 AU Assembly
PC 1.1
Country CAADP What major action was undertaken in the
Process last two years (or since the last BR report) Enter text
to help acheive this target? ACTION1.1
Target:
CAADP process to
be fully completed
at the country level: Progress as at 2021
Parameter If No, comment and expected date to complete
Reach 100% of the Yes or No
completion, by the
year 2022. 1. Existence of communication on internalizing
or domesticating the Malabo Declaration, p1
2. Existence of National Roadmap for
Indicator:
CAADP process
implementing the Malabo Declaration, p2
completion Index 3. Existence of Malabo-compliant NAIP
(CAADPPro) for the
Appraisal Report, p3
current review
period (2020-2021).
4. Existence of a Malabo-compliant NAIP, p4
5. Malabo-compliant NAIP priorities reflected in
national budget, p5
6. Existence of Malabo-compliant NAIP M&E
system, p6
7. Existence of Malabo-compliant NAIP
implementation progress report, p7
▪ Sources of verification and other specific comments:
Malabo M&E, & Reporting to AU Assembly 2|P a g e Data updated to end-2020, for the 2021 Progress Report to the January 2022 AU AssemblyPC 1.2
CAADP based What major action was undertaken in the
Cooperation, last two years (or since the last BR report) Enter text
Partnership & to help acheive this target?, ACTION1.2
Alliance
Target:
Multi-sectorial Parameter/Sub-parameter Progress as at 2021 (yes or No) If No, comments
coordination body
and multi- 1. Existence of quality terms of
stakeholder body refereence (TORs), Qc1
fully established
1a. Existence of the TORs (yes or
and operational at
national level no), pTOR1
(reach 100% for the i. Alignment of the objectives
Quality of multi- 1b. Reflection of the key ii. Roles and responsibilities
sectorial and multi- elements (yes or no), pTOR2
stakeholder iii. Roadmap
coordination body, Iv. Buget
Qc ) by 2022. i. Government
ii.CSOs,
iii. Private sector
Indicator: 1c. Representation of iv. Research and knowledge
Existence of, and
stakeholders (yes or no), pTOR3 organizations
Quality of multi-
sectorial and multi- v. Farmer organizations
stakeholder
coordination body vi. Development Partners
(Qc) for the current i. Government
review period (2020- ii.CSOs,
2021). iii. Private sector
1d. Relevance of membership
iv. Research and knowledge
(yes or no), pTOR4
organizations
v. Farmer organizations
vi. Development Partners
1e. Existence of list of official
nominees (number + seniority) and
affiliation (yes or no), pTOR5
Malabo M&E, & Reporting to AU Assembly 3|P a g e Data updated to end-2020, for the 2021 Progress Report to the January 2022 AU AssemblyParameter Sub-parameter Progress as at 2021
2. Level of implementation of
the coordination actions, Qc2
Total number of meetings planned in the
TORs for the evaluation period, NmT
2a. Performance for
meetings held, pIMP1 Total number of meetings organized during
the evaluation period, NmO
Meeting 1:
Meeting 2:
Number of invitations received by the Meeting 3:
stakeholders for each meeting, NIN(i)
2b. Level of engagement, Meeting 4:
pIMP2 ...
Total number of required participants in the
TORs, NINT
Parameter/Sub-parameter Progress as at 2021
3. Level of participation and inclusiveness, Qc3
3a. Total number of organizations, Norg
3b. Total number of meetings organized, NmO
Meeting 1:
Meeting 2:
3c. Number of organizations present at the meetings organized, ∑Norgi Meeting 3:
Meeting 4:
...
Malabo M&E, & Reporting to AU Assembly 4|P a g e Data updated to end-2020, for the 2021 Progress Report to the January 2022 AU AssemblyParameter/Sub-parameter Progress as at 2021
4. Level of commitment to decisions, Qc4
4a. Total number of recommendations taken during the evaluation period,
NRT
4b. Total number of decisions taken with out of the number of
recommendations during the evaluation period, NDT
4c. Number of decisions implemented, NDI
Parameter/Sub-parameter Progress as at 2021
5. Level of Representation, Qc5
5a. Total expected senior attendance per meeting, TSA
5b. Total number of meetings organized, NmO
Meeting 1:
Meeting 2:
5c. Observed total senior attendances at each meeting, OSAi Meeting 3:
Meeting 4:
...
▪ Sources of verification and other specific comments:
Malabo M&E, & Reporting to AU Assembly 5|P a g e Data updated to end-2020, for the 2021 Progress Report to the January 2022 AU AssemblyPC 1.3
CAADP based What major action was undertaken in the
Policy & last two years (or since the last BR report) Enter text
Institutional to help acheive this target? ACTION1.3
Review/ Setting/
Support
Parameter/Sub-parameter Progress as at 2021
Target:
Evidence-based
policies and 1. Evidence-based policies and strategies evidence: EPE
institutions that
support planning
and implementation 1a. Total number of policies and strategies in the NAIP, TNP
are established and
implemented by the
country to deliver 1b. Number of policies and strategies that are evidence-based, NEP
on Malabo (reach
100% for the
Evidence-based 2. Supportive institutions (laws and regulations): EPI
policies, supportive
institutions and 2a. Number of policies and strategies elements in the NAIP that required
corresponding
human resources,
supportive institutions (laws and regulations), NRI
EIP) by 2020.
2b. Number of policies and strategies that have the required institutions
(laws and regulations) NIP
Indicator: 3. Full-time equivalent staff dedicated to agricultural policy planning,
Evidence-based
implementation and M&E within the Ministry of agriculture: FTE
policies, supportive
institutions and
corresponding 3a. Number of required fulltime staff positions for planning and M&E, FTP
human resources
(EIP) for the current
review period (2020- 3b. Number of staffing positions filled, FTS
2021).
▪ Sources of verification and other specific comments:
Malabo M&E, & Reporting to AU Assembly 6|P a g e Data updated to end-2020, for the 2021 Progress Report to the January 2022 AU AssemblyPC 2.1i
Public What major action was undertaken in the
Expenditures to last two years (or since the last BR report) Enter text
Agriculture. to help acheive this target? ACTION2.1i
Target: Parameter/Sub-parameter 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020
Increase
1. Total Government Expenditure
Governmentexpend
itures to agriculture in local currency units (TGE)
as part of national
expenditures, to at 2. Governement Agriculture
least 10% from the Expenditure in local currency units
year 2015 to 2025. (GAE)
2a. GAE on crops
Indicator:
2b. GAE on livestock
Government
agriculture 2c. GAE on forestry
expenditure as % of 2d. GAE on fishery
total government
expenditure (ţGAE)
▪ Sources of verification and other specific comments:
PC 2.1ii
Public What major action was undertaken in the
Expenditures to last two years (or since the last BR report) Enter text
Agriculture. to help acheive this target? ACTION2.1ii
Target: Parameter/ Sub-parameter 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020
Ensure adequate
intensity of
1. Governement Agriculture
agricultural Expenditure in local currency
spending by units (GAE) -- Refer to 2.1i
keeping annual
Governement 2. Agriculture value added in
agriculture
local currency units (AgVA)
expenditure as % of
agriculture value 2a. AgVA for crops
added to no less 2a. AgVA for livestock
than (or at a 2a. AgVA for forestry
minimum of) 19%
from the year 2015 2a. AgVA for fishery
to the year 2025.
Malabo M&E, & Reporting to AU Assembly 7|P a g e Data updated to end-2020, for the 2021 Progress Report to the January 2022 AU Assembly▪ Sources of verification and other specific comments:
Indicator:
Government
agriculture
expenditure as % of
agriculture value
added (GAEAgVA)
PC 2.1iii
Public What major action was undertaken in the
Expenditures to last two years (or since the last BR report) Enter text
Agriculture. to help acheive this target? ACTION2.1iii
Target:
Ensure that Official 2015
Parameter 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020
Development
Assistance (ODA) 1. ODA for agriculture, gross
committed to disbursements in current US$
implement the (agODAD)
NAIPs is fully 2. ODA for agriculture, commitments
disbursed to
in current US$ (agODAC)
countries. The
target is to have
100% ODA ▪ Sources of verification and other specific comments:
disbursement
annually from 2015
to 2025.
Indicator:
Official development
assistance for
agriculture,
disbursement as % of
commitment
(agODA)
Malabo M&E, & Reporting to AU Assembly 8|P a g e Data updated to end-2020, for the 2021 Progress Report to the January 2022 AU AssemblyPC 2.2
Domestic Private What major action was undertaken in the
Sector last two years (or since the last BR report) Enter text
Investment in to help acheive this target? ACTION2.2
Agriculture.
Target:
Ensure that Parameter 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020
government
investment leverage 1. Domestic private sector investment in
at least X times
domestic private
agriculture in current US$ (DPrIA)
investment in 2. Agriculture value added in current US$
agriculture sector (AgVA)
by 2025.
▪ Sources of verification and other specific comments:
Indicator:
Ratio of domestic
private sector
investment in
agriculture to
agriculture value
added (ţDPrPb)
PC 2.3
Foreign Private What major action was undertaken in the
Sector last two years (or since the last BR report) Enter text
Investment in to help acheive this target? ACTION2.3
Agriculture.
Target: 2015 2019 2020
Ensure that Parameter 2016 2017 2018
government 1. Foreign private direct investment in
investment leverage agriculture in current US$ (FPrIA)
at least Y times
foreign private
2. Agriculture value added in current US$
direct investment in (AgVA)
agriculture sector
by 2025. ▪ Sources of verification and other specific comments:
Malabo M&E, & Reporting to AU Assembly 9|P a g e Data updated to end-2020, for the 2021 Progress Report to the January 2022 AU AssemblyIndicator:
Ratio of foreign private
sector investment in
agriculture to
agriculture value added
(ţFPrPb)
PC 2.4
Market Access to What major action was undertaken in the
Agricultural last two years (or since the last BR report) Enter text
Finanace. to help acheive this target? ACTION2.4
Target:
Ensure that 100% 2015
Parameter/Sub-parameter 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020
of men and women
engaged in 1. Total number of men and
agriculture have women engaged in
access to financial agriculture (NtAg = NtAgM +
services to be able NtAgW)
to transact 1a. Number of men
agriculture engaged in agriculture
business, by 2025.
(NtAgM)
1b. Number women
Indicator: engaged in agriculture
Proportion of men and (NtAgW)
women engaged in
agriculture with access 2. Total number of men and
to financial services % women engaged in
(ţAgFs) agriculture that have access
to financial services (NfsAg =
NfsAgM + NfsAgW)
2a. Number of men
engaged in agriculture that
have access to financial
services (NfsAgM)
2b. Number of women
engaged in agriculture that
Malabo M&E, & Reporting to AU Assembly 10 | P a g e Data updated to end-2020, for the 2021 Progress Report to the January 2022 AU Assemblyhave access to financial
services (NfsAgW)
▪ Sources of verification and other specific comments:
-
PC 3.1i
Access to What major action was undertaken in the
Agriculture last two years (or since the last BR report) Enter text
inputs and to help acheive this target? ACTION3.1i
technologies
Target: 2015 2019 2020
Ensure minimum Parameter/Sub-parameter 2016 2017 2018
use of fertilizer for
African agriculture 1. Total fertilizers consumption (N+P, N+P+K) in Kg, Fc
development at 1a. Nitrogen fertilizer consumption (N, FAOSTAT
level of
code 3102) in Kg, Fc1
consumption of at
least 50 kilograms 1b. Phosphate fertilizer consumption (P, FAOSTAT
per hectare of code 3103) in Kg, Fc2
arable land, from 1c. Potash fertilizer consumption (K, FAOSTAT
2015 to 2025. code 3104) in Kg, Fc3
Indicator: 2. Arable Land and Permanent Crops in hectare, L
Fertilizer
consumption 2a. Arable land in hectares, L1
(kilogram of
nutrients) per 2b. Permanent crops land area in hectares, L2
hectare of arable
land) (Fz)
▪ Sources of verification and other specific comments:
Malabo M&E, & Reporting to AU Assembly 11 | P a g e Data updated to end-2020, for the 2021 Progress Report to the January 2022 AU AssemblyPC 3.1ii
Access to What major action was undertaken in the
Agriculture last two years (or since the last BR report) Enter text
inputs and to help acheive this target? ACTION3.1ii
technologies
2015 2019 2020
Target: Parameter 2000 2016 2017 2018
Increase the size of
irrigated areas (as Irrigated areas in hectares (IA)
per its value
observed in the
year 2000), by ▪ Sources of verification and Specific comments:
100% by the year
2025.
Indicator:
Growth rate of the
size of irrigated area
(RiIA)
PC 3.1iii
Access to What major action was undertaken in the
Agriculture last two years (or since the last BR report) Enter text
inputs and to help acheive this target? ACTION3.1iii
technologies
Target: Parameter/Sub-parameter Crop 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020
Double (100%
increase) the Crop 1:
current levels of
quality agricultural Crop 2:
inputs for crops 1. Total national quality agriculture
(seed), livestock inputs requirement for the Crop 3:
(breed), and selected crop in kg, AgIRi
fisheries Crop 4:
(fingerlings), by the
year 2025 from the
Crop 5:
year 2015.
1a. Total area cultivated of the Crop 1:
selected crop in ha, Ac1 Crop 2:
Indicator:
Malabo M&E, & Reporting to AU Assembly 12 | P a g e Data updated to end-2020, for the 2021 Progress Report to the January 2022 AU AssemblyGrowth rate of the
Crop 3:
ratio of supplied
quality agriculture Crop 4:
inputs (seed, breed,
fingerlings) to the Crop 5:
total national inputs
requirements for the Crop 1:
commodity(in %), is
: (ţAIt ) Crop 2:
1b. Recommended seed rate of
Crop 3:
the selected crop in kg/ha, Rs1
Crop 4:
Crop 5:
Crop 1:
Crop 2:
2. Total amount of quality seed of
improved varieties supplied for the Crop 3:
selected crop in MT, AgIS1
Crop 4:
Crop 5:
▪ Sources of verification and other specific comments:
Parameter Livestock 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020
Cattle
Sheep
1. Total number of female
animals at reproductive age, Goats
NfcRa1
Pigs
Camel
Malabo M&E, & Reporting to AU Assembly 13 | P a g e Data updated to end-2020, for the 2021 Progress Report to the January 2022 AU AssemblyOther
Cattle
Sheep
2. Total number of female
animals at reproductive age Goats
that are artificially Pigs
inseminated, NfcRal1
Camel
Other
Cattle
3. Extent to which female Sheep
animals are artificially Goats
inseminated at national level
by farmers, Ri = NfcRal1 / Pigs
NfcRa1 Camel
Other
2015 2020
Parameter 2016 2017 2018 2019
Livestock (poultry)
1. Total number of chicken, Nch
2. Total number of day old chicks
supplied, NDOC
3. Extent to which day old chicks are
used at the national level by farmers,
Ri = NDOC / Nch
Malabo M&E, & Reporting to AU Assembly 14 | P a g e Data updated to end-2020, for the 2021 Progress Report to the January 2022 AU AssemblyFish
1. Total capacity (in number of fish) of
fish ponds, Cfp
2. Total number of improved
fingerlings supplied , NFgi
3. Extent to which the imporved
fingerlings are used at the national
level by farmers, Ri = NFgi / Cfp
▪ Sources of verification and other specific comments:
PC 3.1iv
Access to What major action was undertaken in the
Agriculture last two years (or since the last BR report) Enter text
inputs and to help acheive this target? ACTION3.1iv
technologies
Target: 2015 2019 2020
All farmers have
Parameter 2016 2017 2018
access to quality 1. Number of farmers having
agricultural access to Agricultural Advisory
advisory services Services, NFAgAS
that provide locally
relevant knowledge, 2. Total number of farmers, NF
information and
other services by
2018. ▪ Sources of verification and other specific comments:
Indicator:
Proportion of
farmers having
access to Agricultural
Advisory Services
(AFAgAS)
Malabo M&E, & Reporting to AU Assembly 15 | P a g e Data updated to end-2020, for the 2021 Progress Report to the January 2022 AU AssemblyPC 3.1v
Access to What major action was undertaken in the
Agriculture last two years (or since the last BR report) Enter text
inputs and to help acheive this target? ACTION3.1v
technologies
Target: 2015 2019 2020
Increase the level of Parameter/Sub-parameter 2016 2017 2018
Investments in
Agricultural 1. Total Agricultural Research
Research and Spending in local currency units (lcu),
Development to at TARS
least 1% of the 1a. Salaries (for scientists with PhD,
Agricultural GDP, MS, and BS), W
from 2015 to 2025.
1b. Program and operations cost, POC
Indicator:
Total Agricultural 1c. Capital investment, CI
Research Spending 2. Agriculture value added in local
as a share of AgGDP
currency units (lcu), AgVA
(ţTARS)
▪ Sources of verification and other specific comments:
PC 3.1vi
Access to What major action was undertaken in the
Agriculture last two years (or since the last BR report) Enter text
inputs and to help acheive this target? ACTION3.1vi
technologies
Target: 2015 2017 2018 2019 2020
Parameter 2016
Ensure that 100%
of farmers and 1. Total adult agricultural population in
agribusiness the country, NTFHh
interested in
agriculture have
rights to access the 1a. Number of men, NTFHhM
required land by
2020.
1b. Number of women, NTFHhW
Indicator:
Malabo M&E, & Reporting to AU Assembly 16 | P a g e Data updated to end-2020, for the 2021 Progress Report to the January 2022 AU AssemblyProportion of adult 2. Number of agricultural population
agricultural with secure land rights, NFHhSL
population with
ownership or secure 2a. Number of men, NFHhSLM
land rights over
agricultural land 2b. Nuber of women, NFHhSLW
(ţHhSL)
▪ Sources of verification and other specific comments:
PC 3.2i
Agricultural What major action was undertaken in the
Productivity last two years (or since the last BR report) Enter text
to help acheive this target? ACTION3.2i
Target:
Double (100%
increase) the
current agricultural
labor productivity Parameter 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020
levels by the year
2025 from the year 1. Agriculture added value in constant local
2015. currency units (AgVA)
1a. Agriculture added value in current local
Indicator: currency units (AgVAcu)
Growth rate of
1b. AgVA deflator (Agdef)
Agriculture value
added per 2. Total number of agricultural workers (incl.
agricultural worker crops, livestock, forestry, fishreries and
(ţAgW) aquaculture) (W)
▪ Sources of verification and Specific comments:
Malabo M&E, & Reporting to AU Assembly 17 | P a g e Data updated to end-2020, for the 2021 Progress Report to the January 2022 AU AssemblyPC 3.2ii
Agricultural What major action was undertaken in the
Productivity last two years (or since the last BR report) Enter text
to help acheive this target? ACTION3.2ii
Target:
Double (increase by
100%) the current
agricultural land
productivity levels,
by the year 2025 Parameter 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020
from the year 2015.
1. Agriculture added value for crops and livestock
Indicator: in constant local currency units (AgVAcl)
Growth rate of 1a. Agriculture added value for crops and
agriculture value livestock in current local currency units
added per hectare of (AgVAcu)
agricultural land
(ţAgL) 1b. AgVA deflator (AgVAdef)
2. Agricultural land in hectares (L3)
▪ Sources of verification and Specific comments:
PC 3.2iii
Agricultural What major action was undertaken in the
Productivity last two years (or since the last BR report) Enter text
to help acheive this target? ACTION3.2iii
Target:
Double (100%
increase) the
current agricultural Commodity Parameter 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020
yield levels, by the
year 2025 from the 1.1. Total production in tonnes
year 2015. (Pd1)
1: 1.2. Total size of the
Indicator: production unit (in ha for crops
Growth rate of the and number for livestock) (L1)
yield of commodity i
(ţYIi)
Malabo M&E, & Reporting to AU Assembly 18 | P a g e Data updated to end-2020, for the 2021 Progress Report to the January 2022 AU Assembly2.1. Total production in tonnes
(Pd2)
2: 2.2. Total size of the
production unit (in ha for crops
and number for livestock) (L2)
3.1. Total production in tonnes
(Pd3)
3: 3.2. Total size of the
production unit (in ha for crops
and number for livestock) (L3)
4.1. Total production in tonnes
(Pd4)
4: 4.2. Total size of the
production unit (in ha for crops
and number for livestock) (L4)
5.1. Total production in tonnes
(Pd5)
5: 5.2. Total size of the
production unit (in ha for crops
and number for livestock) (L5)
▪ Sources of verification and Specific comments:
Malabo M&E, & Reporting to AU Assembly 19 | P a g e Data updated to end-2020, for the 2021 Progress Report to the January 2022 AU AssemblyPC 3.3
Post-Harvest Loss What major action was undertaken in the
last two years (or since the last BR report) Enter text
Target: to help acheive this target? ACTION3.3
Halve (decrease by
50%) the current
levels of Post-
Harvest Losses Commodity Parameter 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020
(PHL), by the year
1.1. Production (million tons) of
2025 from the year
2015. the commodity 1, Pd1
1.2a. Loss at Harvesting; Lhv
Indicator:
Reduction rate of
1.2b. Loss at Storage; Lst
Post-Harvest Losses
for (at least) the 5 1: 1.2c. Loss at Transport; Ltr
national priority
commodities, and 1.2d. Loss at Processing; LPr
possibly for the 11
AU agriculture 1.2e. Loss at Packaging; Lpc
priority commodities
(ţPHL) 1.2f. Loss at Sales; Lsl
2.1. Production (million tons) of
the commodity 2, Pd2
2.2a. Loss at Harvesting; Lhv
2.2b. Loss at Storage; Lst
2: 2.2c. Loss at Transport; Ltr
2.2d. Loss at Processing; LPr
2.2e. Loss at Packaging; Lpc
2.2f. Loss at Sales; Lsl
3.1. Production (million tons) of
3:
the commodity 3, Pd3
Malabo M&E, & Reporting to AU Assembly 20 | P a g e Data updated to end-2020, for the 2021 Progress Report to the January 2022 AU Assembly3.2a. Loss at Harvesting; Lhv
3.2b. Loss at Storage; Lst
3.2c. Loss at Transport; Ltr
3.2d. Loss at Processing; LPr
3.2e. Loss at Packaging; Lpc
3.2f. Loss at Sales; Lsl
4.1. Production (million tons) of
the commodity 4, Pd4
4.2a. Loss at Harvesting; Lhv
4.2b. Loss at Storage; Lst
4: 4.2c. Loss at Transport; Ltr
4.2d. Loss at Processing; LPr
4.2e. Loss at Packaging; Lpc
4.2f. Loss at Sales; Lsl
5.1. Production (million tons) of
the commodity 5, Pd5
5.2a. Loss at Harvesting; Lhv
5.2b. Loss at Storage; Lst
5: 5.2c. Loss at Transport; Ltr
5.2d. Loss at Processing; LPr
5.2e. Loss at Packaging; Lpc
5.2f. Loss at Sales; Lsl
The 11 AU strategic agricultural commodities are: Rice, Maize, Legumes, Cotton, Oil palm, Beef, Dairy, Poultry and
fisheries, Cassava, Sorghum and Millet.
Insert more commodities if necessary or not listed in the 11 AU strategic agricultural commodities.
Malabo M&E, & Reporting to AU Assembly 21 | P a g e Data updated to end-2020, for the 2021 Progress Report to the January 2022 AU Assembly▪ Sources of verification and other specific comments:
PC 3.4
Social Protection What major action was undertaken in the
last two years (or since the last BR report) Enter text
Target: to help acheive this target? ACTION3.4
Commit within
national budgets,
budget lines that
amount to 100% of
2015 2018 2019
Parameter 2016 2017 2020
the total resource
requirements for 1. Budget Allocation to social protection
coverage of the Cash Transfers for food and cash reserves
vulnerable social in local currency units, BACT
groups, from 2015 2. Budget Allocation to social protection
to 2025, for use to Emergency Food Supplies in local currency
support social
protection
units, BAEFS
initiatives, and to 3. Budget Allocation to social protection
address any School Feeding in local currency units, BASF
eventual disasters
and emergencies 4. Budget Allocation to social protection
with food and Other protective services in local currency
nutrition security units, BAOther
implications. 5. Total Budget Allocation to social
protection in local currency units, (TBASP =
Indicator:
BACT + BAEFS + BASF + BAOther)
Budget lines on
social protection as 6. Total Budget Requirements for social
percentage of the protection in local currency units, TBRSP
total resource
requirements for
coverage of the 2015 2018 2019
Data 2016 2017 2020
vulnerable social
groups (ţSP)
Malabo M&E, & Reporting to AU Assembly 22 | P a g e Data updated to end-2020, for the 2021 Progress Report to the January 2022 AU Assembly1a. Total number of beneficiaries of Cash
Transfers for food and cash reserves, nBACT
2a. Total number of beneficiaries of
Emergency Food Supplies, nBAEFS
3a. Total number of beneficiaries of School
Feeding, nBASF
4a. Total number of beneficiaries of Other
Protective Services, nBAOther
▪ Sources of verification and other specific comments:
Malabo M&E, & Reporting to AU Assembly 23 | P a g e Data updated to end-2020, for the 2021 Progress Report to the January 2022 AU AssemblyPC 3.5i
Food security What major action was undertaken in the
and Nutrition last two years (or since the last BR report) Enter text
to help acheive this target? ACTION3.5i
Target:
Bring down child
stunting to 10%, by 2015 2019 2020
the year 2025. Parameter/Sub-parameter 2016 2017 2018
1. Percent of children 0-59 month of age
Indicator:
Prevalence of that is stunted (St)
stunting (% of 1a. Total number of children 0-59
children under 5 months of age (T)
years old) (St) 2. Percent of male children 0-59 month of
age that is stunted (Hm)
2a. Total number of male children 0-59
months of age (Tm)
3. Percent of female children 0-59 month
of age that is stunted (Hw)
3a. Total number of female children 0-
59 months of age (Tf)
▪ Sources of verification and other specific comments:
PC 3.5ii
Food security and What major action was undertaken in the
Nutrition last two years (or since the last BR report) Enter text
to help acheive this target? ACTION3.5ii
Target:
Bring down 2015
Parameter/Sub-parameter 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020
underweight to 5%
or less, by the year
1. Percent of children 0-59 month of age
2025.
that is Underweight (Uw)
Indicator: 1a. Total number of children 0-59
Prevalence of months of age (T) -- refer to 3.5i
underweight (% of 2. Percent of male children 0-59 month of
children under 5 age that is Underweight (Hum)
years old) (Uw)
Malabo M&E, & Reporting to AU Assembly 24 | P a g e Data updated to end-2020, for the 2021 Progress Report to the January 2022 AU Assembly2a. Total number of male children 0-59
months of age (Tm) -- refer to 3.5i
3. Percent of female children 0-59 month
of age that is Underweight (Huf)
3a. Total number of female children 0-
59 months of age (Tf) -- refer to 3.5i
Parameter/Sub-parameter 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020
Prevalence of underweight (% of children
under 5 years old), Uw
▪ Sources of verification and other specific comments:
PC 3.5iii
Food security and What major action was undertaken in the
Nutrition last two years (or since the last BR report) Enter text
to help acheive this target? ACTION3.5iii
Target: 2019 2020
Bring down wasting Parameter/Sub-parameter 2016 2017 2018
2015
to 5% or less, by the
year 2025. 1. Percent of children 0-59 month of age
that is wasted (W)
Indicator: 1a. Total number of children 0-59
Prevalence of months of age (T) -- refer to 3.5i
wasting (% of 2. Percent of male children 0-59 month of
children under 5 age that is wasted (Hwm)
years old) (W) 2a. Total number of male children 0-59
months of age (Tm) -- refer to 3.5i
3. Percent of female children 0-59 month
of age that is wasted (Hwf)
3a. Total number of female children 0-
59 months of age (Tf) -- refer to 3.5i
Parameter/Sub-parameter 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020
Malabo M&E, & Reporting to AU Assembly 25 | P a g e Data updated to end-2020, for the 2021 Progress Report to the January 2022 AU AssemblyPrevalence of wasting (% of children
under 5 old), W
▪ Sources of verification and other specific comments:
PC 3.5iv
Food security and What major action was undertaken in the
Nutrition last two years (or since the last BR report) Enter text
to help acheive this target? ACTION3.5iv
Target:
Bring down
undernourishment
Parameter/Sub-parameter 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020
to 5% or less, by the
year 2025. 1. Proportion of the population that is
undernourished (% of the country's
Indicator:
population), U
Prevalence of
undernourished (%
1a. Total population (T)
of the country‘s
population that is 1b. Number of people undernourished
undernourished (U) (Sf)
▪ Sources of verification and other specific comments:
PC 3.5v
Food security and What major action was undertaken in the
Nutrition last two years (or since the last BR report) Enter text
to help acheive this target? ACTION3.5v
Target:
Increase the
proportion of
Parameter/Sub-parameter 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020
women at
reproductive age 1. Proportion of minimum Dietary
that attain the Diversity-Women, MDDW
minimum dietary
diversity by 50%, 1a. Total number of women at
by the year 2025. reproductive age (15-49 yrs), WT
Indicator: ▪ Sources of verification and other specific comments:
Malabo M&E, & Reporting to AU Assembly 26 | P a g e Data updated to end-2020, for the 2021 Progress Report to the January 2022 AU AssemblyGrowth rate of the
proportion of
Minimum Dietary
Diversity-Women
(ţMDDW)
PC 3.5vi
Food security and What major action was undertaken in the
Nutrition last two years (or since the last BR report) Enter text
to help acheive this target? ACTION3.5vi
Target:
At least 50% of 2015
Parameter/Sub-parameter 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020
children 6-23
months that receive
1. Proportion of children 6-23 month of
the minimum
acceptable diet by age that meet the Minimum Acceptable
the year 2025. Diet (MAD)
1a. Total number of children 6-23
Indicator: months of age (T1)
Proportion of 6-23 2. Percent of male children 6-23 month of
months old children age that is stunted (HmM)
who meet the
2a. Total number of male children 6-23
Minimum Acceptable
Diet (MAD)
months of age (Tm1)
3. Percent of female children 6-23 month
of age that meet the Minimum
Acceptable Diet (HwM)
3a. Total number of female children 6-
23 months of age (Tf1)
Parameter 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020
Proportion of 6-23 months old children
who meet the Minimum Acceptable
Diet, MAD
▪ Sources of verification and other specific comments:
-
Malabo M&E, & Reporting to AU Assembly 27 | P a g e Data updated to end-2020, for the 2021 Progress Report to the January 2022 AU AssemblyPC 3.5vii
Food security and What major action was undertaken in the
Nutrition last two years (or since the last BR report) Enter text
to help acheive this target? ACTION3.5vii
Target:
Reduce the level of
food insecure
Parameter 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020
Individuals by 50%,
by the year 2025. Proportion of the population experiencing
moderate and severe food insecurity, FIES
Indicator:
Proportion of moderate
and severe food ▪ Sources of verification and other specific comments:
insecurity in the
population based on the
Food Insecurity
Experience Scale (FIES)
PC 3.6i
Food Safety What major action was undertaken in the
last two years (or since the last BR report) Enter text
Target: to help acheive this target? ACTION3.6i
Operational and
functional food Parameter/Sub-parameter 2020 If No, comments
safety systems that 1. Existence of legal or policy and institutional frameworks on
meet international food safety, FSSI1= average (Lw(i)).
best practices 1a. Existence of national food safety policy, act or law
established (reach updated at least in the last 10 years and covering the entire
100% for the Food food chain, Lw1 PLEASE SELECT THE OPTION (ONLY ONE)
Safety Systems THAT BEST APPLIES TO YOUR COUNTRY
Indicator, FSSI) by
2025. a) A food safety policy, act or law covering the entire food
chain DOES NOT exist.
b) A food safety policy, act or law exists, but it does not
cover the entire value chain.
Indicator: c) A food safety policy, act or law covering the entire food
chain exists BUT not updated in the past 10 years
Food Safety Systems d) A food safety policy, act or law covering the entire food
Indicator, % (FSSI)
chain exists AND updated in the past 10 years
Malabo M&E, & Reporting to AU Assembly 28 | P a g e Data updated to end-2020, for the 2021 Progress Report to the January 2022 AU Assembly1b. Existence of risk based food safety standards for at least
5 priority commodities Lw2
PLEASE SELECT THE OPTION (ONLY ONE) THAT BEST
APPLIES TO YOUR COUNTRY
a) The country has not set/adopted any food safety
standards
b) The country has food safety standards not based on
country-specific risk assessments
c) The country has food safety standards based on
country-specific risk assessments or regionally
harmonized standards for less than 5 priority
commodities
d) The country has food safety standards based on
country-specific risk assessments or regionally
harmonized standards for at least 5 priority
commodities
1c. Existence of competent regulatory institutions with
clear mandates and coordination mechanims, Lw3
PLEASE SELECT THE OPTION (ONLY ONE) THAT BEST
APPLIES TO YOUR COUNTRY
a) The food safety mandates of regulatory institutions
are split across various government institutions and
mandates are not clear
b) The food safety mandates of regulatory institutions
are split across various government institutions and
mandates are clear, but coordination is inefficient
c) The food safety mandates of regulatory institutions,
split across various government institutions or in a
single agency, are clear and coordination is efficient
2. Quality of monitoring and surveillance programmes, FSSI2=
average (MS(i)).
2a. Existence of a risk-based and coordinated food safety
monitoring/surveillance plan, MS1
Malabo M&E, & Reporting to AU Assembly 29 | P a g e Data updated to end-2020, for the 2021 Progress Report to the January 2022 AU AssemblyPLEASE SELECT THE OPTION (ONLY ONE) THAT BEST
APPLIES TO YOUR COUNTRY
a) The country does not have a food safety
monitoring/surveillance plan
b) The country has a food safety monitoring/surveillance
plan, but it is not risk-based
c) The country has a risk-based food safety
monitoring/surveillance plan, but its’ implementation
is not well coordinated
d) The country has a risk-based food safety
monitoring/surveillance plan, and its’ implementation
is well coordinated
2b. Existence of a national epidemiological
database/system for storing information on food borne
diseases, MS2
PLEASE SELECT THE OPTION (ONLY ONE) THAT BEST
APPLIES TO YOUR COUNTRY
a) A national epidemiological database/system for
storing information on foodborne diseases
(prevalence, incidence, mortality) does not exist.
b) A national epidemiological database/system for
storing information for foodborne diseases
(prevalence, incidence, mortality) exists, but it covers
less than 50% of the country’s area
c) A national epidemiological database/system for
storing information for foodborne diseases
(prevalence, incidence, mortality) exists, covering
more than 50% of the country’s area
2c. Existence of a food safety response system with
standard operating procedure, traceability and recall
systems, MS3
PLEASE SELECT THE OPTION (ONLY ONE) THAT BEST
APPLIES TO YOUR COUNTRY
Malabo M&E, & Reporting to AU Assembly 30 | P a g e Data updated to end-2020, for the 2021 Progress Report to the January 2022 AU Assemblya) A response system for food safety events, including
standard operating procedures, traceability and recall
systems, does not exist
b) A response system for food safety events exists, but
without a standard operation procedure
c) A response system for food safety events exists, with a
standard operation procedure, BUT NO traceability
and/or recall systems
d) A response system for food safety events exists, with a
standard operating procedure, traceability and recall
systems
2d. Participation in reliable food safety information
notification systems, MS4
PLEASE SELECT THE OPTION (ONLY ONE) THAT BEST
APPLIES TO YOUR COUNTRY
a) The country DOES NOT participate in reliable food
safety information notification systems
b) The country participates in reliable food safety
information notification systems
3. Laboratory infrastructure, analytical capacity and laboratory
performance, FSSI3= average (Lab(i)).
3a. Existence of national assessment of in-country
laboratory capacity (either through national programmes
or accreditation processes), Lab1
PLEASE SELECT THE OPTION (ONLY ONE) THAT BEST
APPLIES TO YOUR COUNTRY
a) A national assessment of in-country laboratory
capacity does not exist
b) A national assessment of in-country laboratory
capacity exists but last conducted more than 10 years
ago
Malabo M&E, & Reporting to AU Assembly 31 | P a g e Data updated to end-2020, for the 2021 Progress Report to the January 2022 AU Assemblyc) A national assessment of in- country laboratory
capacity exists and last conducted within the past 10
years
3b. Existence of demonstrable government programmes to
build, equip (including human resource) and sustain
competent laboratories, Lab2 = average (Elt(i))
Elt 1: - Existence of national training programme for the
qualification of laboratory analysts
a) National training programme for qualification of lab
analysts DOES NOT exist
b) National training programme for qualification of lab
analysts exists
Elt 2: - Existence of national laboratory standards
qualification/accreditation programme
PLEASE SELECT THE OPTION (ONLY ONE) THAT BEST
APPLIES TO YOUR COUNTRY
a) A national programme for laboratory standards
qualification/accreditation DOES NOT exist
b) A national programme for laboratory standards
qualification/accreditation exists
Elt 3: - Existence of national budget to support
laboratory infrastructure and instruments maintenance
as well as operational and CAPEX requirements
PLEASE SELECT THE OPTION (ONLY ONE) THAT BEST
APPLIES TO YOUR COUNTRY
a) National budget to support laboratory infrastructure
and instruments maintenance as well as operational
and CAPEX requirements does not exist
b) National budget to support laboratory infrastructure
and instruments maintenance as well as operational
and CAPEX requirements exist, but adequate funds are
not disbursed
Malabo M&E, & Reporting to AU Assembly 32 | P a g e Data updated to end-2020, for the 2021 Progress Report to the January 2022 AU Assemblyc) National budget to support laboratory infrastructure
and instruments maintenance as well as operational
and CAPEX requirements exists, and adequate funds
are disbursed
3c. Existence of competent laboratories (government,
official or private) and their demonstrable fitness for
purpose; Lab3=average (Elt(i))
Elt 1: - Existence of Food testing laboratory
PLEASE SELECT THE OPTION (ONLY ONE) THAT BEST
APPLIES TO YOUR COUNTRY
a) Food testing laboratory is not available in the country
b) The country has at least one food testing laboratory
Elt 2: - Existence of Laboratory capability (infrastructure
and instrumentation)
PLEASE SELECT THE OPTION (ONLY ONE) THAT BEST
APPLIES TO YOUR COUNTRY
a) Laboratories exist, but they do not have functional
capabilities
b) Laboratories exist with adequate infrastructure for
rapid screening tests only (e.g. ELISA)
c) Laboratories exist with infrastructure to perform
standard chemical and biological analysis
Elt 3: -Existence of suitably trained people (capacity)
relative to the food safety regulations, (e.g at best the
lab MUST be able to measure the analyte in the specific
matrix as stipulated by the food law
PLEASE SELECT THE OPTION (ONLY ONE) THAT BEST
APPLIES TO YOUR COUNTRY
a) The country lacks suitably trained people (capacity)
relative to food safety regulations
b) The country has suitably trained people (capacity)
relative to food safety regulations (e.g at best the lab
MUST be able to measure the analyte in the specific
matrix as stipulated by the food law)
Malabo M&E, & Reporting to AU Assembly 33 | P a g e Data updated to end-2020, for the 2021 Progress Report to the January 2022 AU AssemblyElt 4: - Existence of accredited laboratories in food
analysis
PLEASE SELECT THE OPTION (ONLY ONE) THAT BEST
APPLIES TO YOUR COUNTRY
a) The country does not have accredited laboratories in
food analysis.
b) Accredited laboratories in food analysis exist in the
country
Elt 5: - Participation in an accredited Proficiency Test
Scheme and inter-laboratory comparison programmes
PLEASE SELECT THE OPTION (ONLY ONE) THAT BEST
APPLIES TO YOUR COUNTRY
a) Food laboratories in the country DO NOT participate in
accredited Proficiency Test Scheme and inter-
laboratory comparison programmes.
b) Food laboratories in the country participate in
accredited Proficiency Test Scheme and inter-
laboratory comparison programmes.
4. Existence of programmes to facilitate/encourage
compliance to food safety standards, FSSI4= average (Prog(i)).
4a. Existence of national capacity building programmes on
GAP, GMP and GHP Prog1 =average (Elt(i))
Elt 1: Existence of Capacity building on GAP.
PLEASE SELECT THE OPTION (ONLY ONE) THAT BEST APPLIES
TO YOUR COUNTRY
a) National capacity building programmes on GAP DO
NOT exist
b) National capacity building programmes on GAP exist
Elt 2: Existence of capacity building on GMP)
PLEASE SELECT THE OPTION (ONLY ONE) THAT BEST APPLIES
TO YOUR COUNTRY
Malabo M&E, & Reporting to AU Assembly 34 | P a g e Data updated to end-2020, for the 2021 Progress Report to the January 2022 AU Assemblya) National capacity building programmes on GMP DO
NOT exist
b) National Capacity building programmes on GMP exist
Elt 3: Existence of Capacity buiding on GHP.
PLEASE SELECT THE OPTION (ONLY ONE) THAT BEST APPLIES
TO YOUR COUNTRY
a) National capacity building programmes on GHP DO
NOT exist
b) National capacity building programmes on GHP exist
4b. Existence of national capacity building programmes in
recognized quality management systems, e.g., HACCP, ISO;
Prog2 , PLEASE SELECT THE OPTION (ONLY ONE) THAT BEST
APPLIES TO YOUR COUNTRY
a) National capacity building programmes in recognized
quality management systems, e.g., HACCP, ISO etc. DO
NOT exist
b) National capacity building programmes in recognized
quality management systems, e.g., HACCP, ISO etc.
exist
4c. Existence of national food safety awareness raising
programmes/activities; Prog3= Average (Elt(i))
Elt 1: Workshops
PLEASE SELECT THE OPTION (ONLY ONE) THAT BEST
APPLIES TO YOUR COUNTRY
a) National food safety awareness raising workshops DO
NOT exist
b) National food safety awareness raising workshops
exist
Elt 2: Television/radio programmes
PLEASE SELECT THE OPTION (ONLY ONE) THAT BEST
APPLIES TO YOUR COUNTRY
a) National food safety awareness raising TV/radio
programmes DO NOT exist
Malabo M&E, & Reporting to AU Assembly 35 | P a g e Data updated to end-2020, for the 2021 Progress Report to the January 2022 AU Assemblya) National food safety awareness raising TV/radio
programmes exist
Elt 3: Billboards
PLEASE SELECT THE OPTION (ONLY ONE) THAT BEST
APPLIES TO YOUR COUNTRY
a) National food safety awareness raising billboards DO
NOT exist
b) National food safety awareness raising billboards exist
Elt 4: Other National campaigns
PLEASE SELECT THE OPTION (ONLY ONE) THAT BEST
APPLIES TO YOUR COUNTRY
a) National food safety awareness raising national
compaigns DO NOT exist
b) National food safety awareness raising national
campaigns exist
4d. Existence of national support/incentive for industry and
producers (including private sector/SMEs), Prog4
PLEASE SELECT THE OPTION (ONLY ONE) THAT BEST
APPLIES TO YOUR COUNTRY
a) National support/incentive for industry and producers
(including private sector/SMEs) DOES NOT exist
b) National support/incentive for industry and producers
(including private sector/SMEs) exists
▪ Sources of verification and other specific comments:
Malabo M&E, & Reporting to AU Assembly 36 | P a g e Data updated to end-2020, for the 2021 Progress Report to the January 2022 AU AssemblyPC 3.6ii
Food Safety What major action was undertaken in the
last two years (or since the last BR report) Enter text
Target: to help acheive this target? ACTION3.6ii
Reach at least 50% 2015
Parameter/Sub-parameter 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020
for the Food Safety
Health Indicator 1. Rate (%) of reduction of foodborne diarrheal
(FSHI), by 2025. diseases, FSHI1
Indicator: 1a. Total population in a given year, TPi
Food Safety Health 1b. Number of diarrheal disease cases per year,
Indicator, % ( FSHI) NCDDi
2. Rate (%) of reduction of deaths in children under five
years of age due to foodborne diarrheal diseases, FSHI2
2a. Total population of children in a given year TPCi
2b. Number of cases of diarrheal mortality per year
in children under 5, NCDMi
3. Rate (%) of reduction of the cases of liver cancer
(Hepatocellular Carcinoma) caused by dietary exposure
to aflatoxin, FSHI3
3a. Number of Liver Cancer cases per year NHCCi
▪ Sources of verification and other specific comments:
Malabo M&E, & Reporting to AU Assembly 37 | P a g e Data updated to end-2020, for the 2021 Progress Report to the January 2022 AU AssemblyPC 3.6iii
Food Safety What major action was undertaken in the
last two years (or since the last BR report) Enter text
Target: to help acheive this target? ACTION3.6iii
Reach at least 50%
for the Food Safety 2015
Trade Indicator ( Parameter/Sub-parameter 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020
FSTI), by 2025
1. Number of shipments of food commodities exported
per year TNSt
Indicator:
2. Unit rejection rate which is number of rejections per
Food Safety Trade USD 1 million export URR= (TRt/TVSt)*USD1,000,000
Indicator, % ( FSTI)
2a. Total value of shipment of food commodities
exported per year TVSt
3. Number of rejected shipments based on food safety
related trade violations in exported food commodities
per year TRt = ∑(TRV(i)). Please specify the violation type
(e.g. aflatoxins, salmonella etc.) and the number of
rejections for each question below.
3a. Violation type 1 and number of rejections TRV1
3b. Violation type 2 and number of rejections TRV2
3c. Violation type 3 and number of rejections TRV3
3d. Other violations and number of rejections TRV4
4. Total Rate of rejection per year, TRRt = ∑(RRV(i))
4a. Rate of Rejection for violation type 1
RRv1=TRv1*100/TNSt
4b. Rate of Rejection for violation type 2
RRV2=TRv2*100/TNSt
Malabo M&E, & Reporting to AU Assembly 38 | P a g e Data updated to end-2020, for the 2021 Progress Report to the January 2022 AU Assembly4c. Rate of Rejection for violation type 3
RRV3=TRV3*100/TNSt
4d. Rate of Rejection for violation type 4
RRv4=TRV4*100/TNSt
5. Rate of reduction in unit rejection of food
commodities due to food safety violation (non-
compliance) on the basis of data disaggregated by type
of violation, FST= (1-(URRt/URR2015)) *100
▪ Sources of verification and other specific comments:
PC 4.1i
Agricultural GDP What major action was undertaken in the
and Poverty last two years (or since the last BR report) Enter text
Reduction to help acheive this target? ACTION4.1i
Target:
Sustain annual
agricultural GDP Parameter 2016 2017 2018
growth of at least 2015 2019 2020
6%, from the year
1. Agriculture value added, in constant local currency units
2015 to the year
2025. (AgVA)
Indicator: 1a. Agriculture value added, in current local currency units
Growth rate of the (AgVAcu) (*)
agriculture value
added, in % (aAgVA)
1a (i). AgVA for crops, in current local currency units
1a (ii). AgVA for livestock, in current local currency units
1a (iii). AgVA for forestly, in current local currency units
Malabo M&E, & Reporting to AU Assembly 39 | P a g e Data updated to end-2020, for the 2021 Progress Report to the January 2022 AU Assembly1a (iv). AgVA for fisheries & Aquaculture, in current local
currency units
1b. AgVA deflator (AgVAdef)
1c. AgVA deflator base
year (AgVAdef-year)
(*) Computed 1a. each year by summing up 1a (i) to 1a (iv)
▪ Sources of verification and Specific comments:
PC 4.1iii
Agricultural GDP What major action was undertaken in the
and Poverty last two years (or since the last BR report) Enter text
Reduction to help acheive this target? ACTION4.1iii
Target:
Reduce poverty
level by at least Parameter 2016 2017 2018
50%, at national 2015 2019 2020
poverty line, from
the year 2015 to the 1. Population size, number
year 2025. (Pops)
Indicator:
Malabo M&E, & Reporting to AU Assembly 40 | P a g e Data updated to end-2020, for the 2021 Progress Report to the January 2022 AU AssemblyReduction rate of
poverty headcount
ratio, at national 2. National poverty line (NPL)
poverty line,
(dpovN)
3. Number of pepole under
the poverty line (NPoor)
4. Poverty headcount ratio at
national poverty lines (% of
population), (phrN)
▪ Sources of verification and Specific comments:
PC 4.1iv
Agricultural GDP What major action was undertaken in the
and Poverty last two years (or since the last BR report) Enter text
Reduction to help acheive this target? ACTION4.1iv
Target:
Reduce poverty
level by at least Parameter 2016 2017 2018
50%, at 2015 2019 2020
international
poverty line, from 1. Population size, number
the year 2015 to the (Pops) -- refer to 4.1iii
year 2025.
Indicator:
Reduction rate of 2. Poverty international
poverty headcount poverty line (INPL)
ratio, at international
poverty line,
3. Number of pepole under
(dpovI)
the international poverty line
(INPoor)
Malabo M&E, & Reporting to AU Assembly 41 | P a g e Data updated to end-2020, for the 2021 Progress Report to the January 2022 AU Assembly4. Poverty headcount ratio at
international poverty lines (%
of population), phrI
▪ Sources of verification and Specific comments:
PC 4.1v
Agricultural GDP What major action was undertaken in the
and Poverty last two years (or since the last BR report) Enter text
Reduction to help acheive this target? ACTION4.1v
Target:
Contribute to
2015 2019 2020
poverty reduction Parameter 2016 2017 2018
by reducing the gap
between the 1. Farm gate price in current lcu per kg, FgPi
wholesale price and (i=1,2,3,4,5)
farm-gate price, by 1a. Commidity 1: name
50% by the year 1b. Commidity 2: name
2025, from the year 1c. Commidity 3: name
2015.
1d. Commidity 4: name
Indicator: 1e. Commidity 5: name
Reduction rate of the 2. Farm gate sale value in current lcu, FgSi
gap between the (i=1,2,3,4,5)
wholesale price and 2a. Commidity 1: name
farmgate price 2b. Commidity 2: name
(ţfgws) 2c. Commidity 3: name
2d. Commidity 4: name
2e. Commidity 5: name
3. Average weighted farm gate price in current
lcu per kg, wFgP
4. Wholesale/Market Price, WsPi
4a. Commidity 1: name
4b. Commidity 2: name
4c. Commidity 3: name
Malabo M&E, & Reporting to AU Assembly 42 | P a g e Data updated to end-2020, for the 2021 Progress Report to the January 2022 AU Assembly4d. Commidity 4: name
4e. Commidity 5: name
5. Wholesale/Market Value, WsVi
5a. Commidity 1: name
5b. Commidity 2: name
5c. Commidity 3: name
5d. Commidity 4: name
5e. Commidity 5: name
6. Average weighted Wholesale/Market Price,
wWsP
▪ Sources of verification and other specific comments:
PC 4.2
Inclusive PPPs for
What major action was undertaken in the
commodity value
last two years (or since the last BR report) Enter text
chains
to help acheive this target? ACTION4.2
Target:
Establish and/or
strengthen inclusive Commodities 1 2 3 4 5 6
public-private
partnerships (PPP) 1. Priority commodity value chains, list {PCi}
for at least five (5)
priority agricultural
commodity value
chains with strong Commodit 2015 2017 2018 2019 2020
linkage to Parameter 2016
y
smallholder
agriculture, by 1 1a. Total volume (tonnes) of sales for
2025. the priority commodity i, VTi
1b. Volume (tonnes) of sales at
farmgate level of the priority
Indicator: commodity i, Vsmhi
Number of priority 1c. Number of smallholders integrated
agricultural
into the value chain of the priority
commodity value
commodity i, Nsmhi
chains for which a
Malabo M&E, & Reporting to AU Assembly 43 | P a g e Data updated to end-2020, for the 2021 Progress Report to the January 2022 AU AssemblyPPP is established 1d. Total number of suppliers that are
with strong linkage supplying the market of the value chain
to smallholder of the priority commodity i, NTi
agriculture (Nc)
2 2a. Total volume (tonnes) of sales for
the priority commodity ii, VTii
2b. Volume (tonnes) of sales at
farmgate level of the priority
commodity ii, Vsmhi
2c. Number of smallholders integrated
into the value chain of the priority
commodity ii, Nsmhi
2d. Total number of suppliers that are
supplying the market of the value chain
of the priority commodity ii, NTii
3 3a. Total volume (tonnes) of sales for
the priority commodity iii, VTiii
3b. Volume (tonnes) of sales at
farmgate level of the priority
commodity ii, Vsmhii
3c. Number of smallholders integrated
into the value chain of the priority
commodity iii, Nsmhii
3d. Total number of suppliers that are
supplying the market of the value chain
of the priority commodity iii, NTiii
4 4a. Total volume (tonnes) of sales for
the priority commodity iv, VTiv
4b. Volume (tonnes) of sales at
farmgate level of the priority
commodity iv, Vsmiv
4c. Number of smallholders integrated
into the value chain of the priority
commodity iv, Nsmiv
4d. Total number of suppliers that are
supplying the market of the value chain
of the priority commodity iv, NTiv
Malabo M&E, & Reporting to AU Assembly 44 | P a g e Data updated to end-2020, for the 2021 Progress Report to the January 2022 AU Assembly5 5a. Total volume (tonnes) of sales for
the priority commodity v, VTv
5b. Volume (tonnes) of sales at
farmgate level of the priority
commodity v, Vsmv
5c. Number of smallholders integrated
into the value chain of the priority
commodity v, Nsmv
5d. Total number of suppliers that are
supplying the market of the value chain
of the priority commodity v, NTv
▪ Sources of verification and other specific comments:
PC 4.3
Youth job in What major action was undertaken in the
agriculture last two years (or since the last BR report) Enter text
to help acheive this target? ACTION4.3
Target:
Create job
opportunities for at 2015 2017 2018 2019 2020
Parameter/Sub-parameter 2016
least 30% of the
youth in 1. Total number of youth at working age
agricultural value in the country, TNYthi
chains, by the year
2025. 2. Number of youth that is engaged in
new jobs in agricultural value chains,
(cumulative counting from the year
Indicator: 2015), AgNYth
Percentage of youth 2a. Number of youth who do any
that is engaged in agriculture related work as paid
new job employees for any agriculture
opportunities in entreprise or SME (AgNythE)
agriculture value
2b. Number of youth who work as
chains (ţYth)
self-employed in their own business
or profession or on their own farm
(AgNythSE)
Malabo M&E, & Reporting to AU Assembly 45 | P a g e Data updated to end-2020, for the 2021 Progress Report to the January 2022 AU Assembly2c. Number of youth who work 15
hours per week or more as unpaid
workers in a family-operated
enterprise (AgNythFE)
▪ Sources of verification and other specific comments:
PC 4.4
Women What major action was undertaken in the
participation in last two years (or since the last BR report) Enter text
Agriculture to help acheive this target? ACTION4.4
Target:
Ensure that 20% of 2015
Parameter 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020
rural women have
access to productive
assets, including 1. Total number of women engaged in agriculture (Ntw)
land, credit, inputs
and financial 2. Number of women that make decisions about
services and agricultural production (NDE1)
information
(empowered) by 3. Number of women that have access to and decision-
2023. making power about productive resources (NDE2)
Indicator: 4. Number of women that have control over use of income
Proportion of rural (NDE3)
women that are
5. Number of women that in leaderhip in the community
empowered in
agriculture, (ţWE) (NDE4)
6. Number of women that have time allocation for leisure
(NDE5)
7. Number of women empowered in agriculture [NwE = f
(NDE1, NDE2, NDE3, NDE4, NDE5)]
▪ Sources of verification and other specific comments:
Malabo M&E, & Reporting to AU Assembly 46 | P a g e Data updated to end-2020, for the 2021 Progress Report to the January 2022 AU AssemblyPC 5.1
Intra-African What major action was undertaken in the
Trade in last two years (or since the last BR report) Enter text
agriculture to help acheive this target? ACTION5.1
commodities and
services
Target: Parameter Currency
Triple intra-African
trade in agricultural 1. Select the trade value reporting currency
commodities and
services, by the year
2025 from the year 1. Current value of intra-African trade (imports and Exports) of agriculture goods and services
2015.
Parameter 1.1a: Value of intra-African imports of agriculture goods, in current value (vMg)
Indicator: SITC Description
Growth rate of the Agricultural products (Standard International Trade Classification 2015
and Coding 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020
value of trade of or SITC sections 0, 1, 2, 4 minus 27 and 28 in section 2)
System
agricultural
commodities and
services within
Africa, in constant US
dollars (ţIAT)
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