Malawi’s National Agriculture Policy: How a Policy Reform Comes About

Flora Janet Nankhuni<nankhuni@msu.edu> -

Updated from an original article written by Flora Nankhuni and Athur Mabiso.

FSP NAPAS: Malawi supported Malawi’s Ministry of Agriculture, Irrigation and Water Development in developing the National Agriculture Policy.

By Flora Nankhuni and Athur Mabiso

FSP NAPAS: Malawi supported Malawi’s Ministry of Agriculture, Irrigation and Water Development in developing the National Agriculture Policy. This reform aims to transform the national agricultural sector from subsistence to commercial farming. FSP NAPAS: Malawi supported the Ministry by organizing multiple and extensive stakeholder consultations. It also contributed to data collection and analysis to support its recommendations.

See also Official Launch of the National Agriculture Policy (NAP), November 30, 2016 

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