The Fifth Comprehensive Africa Agriculture Development Programme (CAADP) Biennial Review Report (2026)

The Fifth Comprehensive Africa Agriculture Development Programme (CAADP) Biennial Review Report is the African Union's latest continental assessment of progress made by Member States in implementing the Comprehensive Africa Agriculture Development Programme (CAADP). Produced under the CAADP Biennial Review mechanism, the report serves as Africa's official accountability framework for monitoring agricultural transformation and measuring progress towards the commitments of the Maputo Declaration (2003), the Malabo Declaration (2014), and the CAADP Kampala Declaration (2025).

The report evaluates Member States against a comprehensive set of performance indicators covering agricultural productivity, food and nutrition security, public investment in agriculture, intra-African agricultural trade, climate resilience, sustainable natural resource management, youth and women's participation, institutional capacity, mutual accountability, and evidence-based policy implementation. It highlights continental and regional trends, showcases good practices, identifies implementation gaps, and provides recommendations to accelerate agricultural transformation across Africa.

The Biennial Review Report is an essential reference for policymakers, Regional Economic Communities (RECs), researchers, development partners, civil society, farmers' organisations, youth-led agribusinesses, and investors seeking to understand Africa's agricultural performance and the progress of Member States towards achieving resilient, inclusive, and sustainable agrifood systems under Agenda 2063.