Perhaps, another statement or other words will be used to transition the trail - MDGS, SDGs, perhaps, ZDGs. Fundamentally, evaluating these goals with a keen eye on impact, strategy, governance, and change etc. Looking at the Journey so far, and reaching the last mile especially for people being served.

It’s inspiring to witness Climate Week! The focus on turning commitments into actions, particularly during the Implementation Forum (Sept 3–4), reflects the emerging leadership of climate action in Africa. Looking forward to outcomes feeding into ACS2 and COP30 and beyond

There is a whole lot of debate on whether Africa is ready for the all the innovations and digital technologies needed to transform agrifood systems in the continent. The FAO and AU will be discussing the African Union's new Digital Agriculture Strategy. ALI Ibrahim Houssen,Djibouti,ACS you might be particularly interested in joining the conversations with your interests in AI and agriculture. Webinar is on the 12th of June. Register on the link: https://lnkd.in/ehDY_Sh3

GULE Thandile Tanzile,Eswatini,CFND Much appreciation Thandile, for such an elaborate response highlighting what is happening, continental wise, to address the water scarcity issue. I love that you mentioned cross-sectoral integration. I believe that is where most countries get it wrong, for example other ministries may deem water management and conservative as a preserve of the Ministry responsible water, forgetting that, Agriculture sector, for example, depends on water whether natural rain or through irrigation. That collaboration is needed to create cohesiveness in addressing water challenges and provide a more wholistic approach rather than a fragmented one. I also appreciate the concept of integrating traditional knowledge in water management, to help forge for sustainable water management as well as promote community involvement.