Pillars of AAMP

  • Resolving policy ambiguities and creating investment friendly climate
  • Creating enabling infrastructure
  • Providing comprehensive farmer support, development finance, R&D and extension services
  • Ensuring food security, expanded production and employment creation
  • Enabling markets expansion, improving market access and trade facilitation
  • Developing localized food, import replacement and expanded agro-processing

REFERENCE GROUPS

Cross Cutting Intervention

AAMP Team Summarise expectations and opportunities

Field Crops Sub-Sector

AAMP Team Summarise expectations and opportunities

Livestock Sub-Sector

AAMP Team Summarise expectations and opportunities

Horticulture Sub Sector

AAMP Team Summarise expectations and opportunities

Agro-processing Sub Sector

AAMP Team Summarise expectations and opportunities

Latest News

AGRI MASTER PLAN LAUNCH

In delivering her budget vote speech on 12 May 2022, the Minister of Agriculture, Land Reform and Development, Thoko Didiza, including social partners launched the signing of the AAMP in Parliament.

November Project Activities

The Agriculture and Agro-processing Master Plan activity plan for the Month of November 2021 was used to embark on various cluster negotiations.

Testimonials

Find out what Social Partners have to say about the AMMP

“We must advance commercial agriculture while supporting small-scale farmers”

John Steenhuisen
John SteenhuisenMinister of Agriculture

“This occasion marks the culmination of years of negotiation and consensus-building throughout the sector, and is a testament to our shared commitment to the success and growth of this crucial sector.”

Christo van der RheedeExecutive Director at Agri SA

“The AAMP is the first multistakeholder process to accurately quantify the investment needed in various catalytic interventions to unlock the sector’s potential for inclusive growth. One must understand that a social compact will always contain trade-offs and compromises between parties with differing interests. That being said, the master plan is built on sound economic principles that will allow parties to distil the concepts into actionable plans during the next phase.”

Theo BoshoffAgbiz CEO

Social Partners

The AAMP is a social compact driven through the multi-stakeholder partnership approach. The stakeholder involved includes; All spheres of government (National, Provincial and local), Commercial and emerging agriculture, banking sector, labour unions, civil society/communities and other related stakeholders.

Frequently Asked Questions

The AAMP is a social compact driven through the multi-stakeholder partnership approach. The stakeholder involved includes; All spheres of government (National, Provincial and local), Commercial and emerging agriculture, banking sector, labour unions, civil society/communities and other related stakeholders.

Contact Us

For more information and participation in the AAMP, get in touch and a member of our team will respond to your query.