APNI Annual Report 2022 - Towards Transformation

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GUIDING the PURSUIT for SUSTAINABILITY by CO-DEVELOPING a SUSTAINABLE AGRICULTURE MATRIX The Sustainable Agriculture Matrix (SAM) is a framework developed by the Center for Environmental Science, University of Maryland, to measure agriculture sustainability and contribute to accountable and transparent monitoring of the SDGs. SAM aims to serve as a platform to engage conversations among stakeholders involved in agriculture and to forge positive changes towards sustainability while avoiding unintended consequences. <strong>APNI</strong> is part of the multi-disciplinary team forming the SAM Consortium and has initially supported the evaluation and development of the SAM framework in Kenya, Ghana, and Morocco across socio-economic and environmental contexts. PROJECT TIMEFRAME INITIATED (2021) COMPLETION (2023) PROJECT LEAD University of Maryland Center for Environmental Science SUPPORTED BY Belmont Forum Partners KEY MOMENTS <strong>2022</strong> National-level workshop held in Nairobi on 31 March on adapting SAM framework for maize food systems in Kenya. Sub-national workshop held in Embu on 4 April on sustainability of maizebased food systems in eastern Kenya. Multi-stakeholder SAM workshop held in Kumasi on 27 July on the sustainability framework for cacao cropping systems in Ghana. Organized SAM workshop in Marrakech on 22 September to engage key stakeholders & partners to develop a narrative for the sustainability of olivebased food systems in Morocco. SAM Consortium held its first in-person meeting in Istanbul on 21 October to showcase findings on strategies for further development & refinement, outreach, engagement, & crosscountry partnership. 32 Soil Health for Improved Livelihoods - Sustainable Agriculture Matrix
Watch Dr. Chivenge describe the SAM Consortium and its goals. “The SAM Consortium is a transdisciplinary and transnational partnership that seeks to guide the pursuit of sustainable agriculture globally. – Dr. Pauline Chivenge, Principal Scientist “ Workshop participants in Morocco and Ghana work to prioritize economic, social, and environmental indicators within the sustainable agriculture matrix (SAM). 33
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