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Home > Publications > Comments on the draft EBRD Agribusiness Sector Strategy

Comments on the draft EBRD Agribusiness Sector Strategy

Comments on the draft EBRD Agribusiness Sector Strategy

Policy comments    |    12 September 2018

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These comments focus on the sustainability of EBRD investments, the need   for better governance in the sector (both corporate and institutional), on issues that the draft Strategy is missing and needs to include or define better. While the draft includes a wealth of ideas in the analysis of the transition gaps and required areas of focus for the new strategy period, the Performance Monitoring Framework focuses on a very narrow set of issues and fails to illustrate how the EBRD will approach the complex needs in the region to ensure sustainable rural development and transition in the agricultural sector.

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Institution: EBRD

Tags: agriculture | human rights | public participation

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