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Angola
Angola possesses vast agricultural potential due to its fertile soil, favorable climate, and abundant water resources. Before gaining independence, the country was one of Africa’s major agricultural exporters, producing crops such as coffee, cotton, sugarcane, and maize. The diverse climatic zones across Angola allow for a wide range of crops to be cultivated — from tropical fruits and cassava in the north to maize, beans, and potatoes in the central and southern regions. This natural endowment positions Angola as a country capable of achieving self-sufficiency in food production and even becoming a major agricultural exporter again.
Bangladesh
Enhancing country ownership and leadership of the sustainable development process is a fundamental objective of the Hand-in-Hand Initiative: all systems and partnerships are intended to strengthen national authorities’ capacities for analysis, decision-making, implementation, partnering, innovation, investment, transparency, and monitoring and evaluation of performance and outcomes.
Bolivia
Enhancing country ownership and leadership of the sustainable development process is a fundamental objective of the Hand-in-Hand Initiative: all systems and partnerships are intended to strengthen national authorities’ capacities for analysis, decision-making, implementation, partnering, innovation, investment, transparency, and monitoring and evaluation of performance and outcomes.
Burundi
Enhancing country ownership and leadership of the sustainable development process is a fundamental objective of the Hand-in-Hand Initiative: all systems and partnerships are intended to strengthen national authorities’ capacities for analysis, decision-making, implementation, partnering, innovation, investment, transparency, and monitoring and evaluation of performance and outcomes.
Cabo Verde
Enhancing country ownership and leadership of the sustainable development process is a fundamental objective of the Hand-in-Hand Initiative: all systems and partnerships are intended to strengthen national authorities’ capacities for analysis, decision-making, implementation, partnering, innovation, investment, transparency, and monitoring and evaluation of performance and outcomes.
Chad
Enhancing country ownership and leadership of the sustainable development process is a fundamental objective of the Hand-in-Hand Initiative: all systems and partnerships are intended to strengthen national authorities’ capacities for analysis, decision-making, implementation, partnering, innovation, investment, transparency, and monitoring and evaluation of performance and outcomes.
Colombia
Enhancing country ownership and leadership of the sustainable development process is a fundamental objective of the Hand-in-Hand Initiative: all systems and partnerships are intended to strengthen national authorities’ capacities for analysis, decision-making, implementation, partnering, innovation, investment, transparency, and monitoring and evaluation of performance and outcomes.
Djibouti
Enhancing country ownership and leadership of the sustainable development process is a fundamental objective of the Hand-in-Hand Initiative: all systems and partnerships are intended to strengthen national authorities’ capacities for analysis, decision-making, implementation, partnering, innovation, investment, transparency, and monitoring and evaluation of performance and outcomes.
Dominican Republic
Enhancing country ownership and leadership of the sustainable development process is a fundamental objective of the Hand-in-Hand Initiative: all systems and partnerships are intended to strengthen national authorities’ capacities for analysis, decision-making, implementation, partnering, innovation, investment, transparency, and monitoring and evaluation of performance and outcomes.
El Salvador
Enhancing country ownership and leadership of the sustainable development process is a fundamental objective of the Hand-in-Hand Initiative: all systems and partnerships are intended to strengthen national authorities’ capacities for analysis, decision-making, implementation, partnering, innovation, investment, transparency, and monitoring and evaluation of performance and outcomes.
Eritrea
Enhancing country ownership and leadership of the sustainable development process is a fundamental objective of the Hand-in-Hand Initiative: all systems and partnerships are intended to strengthen national authorities’ capacities for analysis, decision-making, implementation, partnering, innovation, investment, transparency, and monitoring and evaluation of performance and outcomes.
Ethiopia
Enhancing country ownership and leadership of the sustainable development process is a fundamental objective of the Hand-in-Hand Initiative: all systems and partnerships are intended to strengthen national authorities’ capacities for analysis, decision-making, implementation, partnering, innovation, investment, transparency, and monitoring and evaluation of performance and outcomes.
Gambia
Enhancing country ownership and leadership of the sustainable development process is a fundamental objective of the Hand-in-Hand Initiative: all systems and partnerships are intended to strengthen national authorities’ capacities for analysis, decision-making, implementation, partnering, innovation, investment, transparency, and monitoring and evaluation of performance and outcomes.
Iraq
Enhancing country ownership and leadership of the sustainable development process is a fundamental objective of the Hand-in-Hand Initiative: all systems and partnerships are intended to strengthen national authorities’ capacities for analysis, decision-making, implementation, partnering, innovation, investment, transparency, and monitoring and evaluation of performance and outcomes.
Laos
Agriculture remains the backbone of the Lao People’s Democratic Republic (Lao PDR), employing around 60–65% of the population and contributing roughly 15–20% of national GDP. Most farming is subsistence-based, yet the country is gradually transitioning toward commercial, climate-smart, and export-oriented agriculture.
Mongolia
Enhancing country ownership and leadership of the sustainable development process is a fundamental objective of the Hand-in-Hand Initiative: all systems and partnerships are intended to strengthen national authorities’ capacities for analysis, decision-making, implementation, partnering, innovation, investment, transparency, and monitoring and evaluation of performance and outcomes.
Nepal
Enhancing country ownership and leadership of the sustainable development process is a fundamental objective of the Hand-in-Hand Initiative: all systems and partnerships are intended to strengthen national authorities’ capacities for analysis, decision-making, implementation, partnering, innovation, investment, transparency, and monitoring and evaluation of performance and outcomes.
Papua New Guinea
Enhancing country ownership and leadership of the sustainable development process is a fundamental objective of the Hand-in-Hand Initiative: all systems and partnerships are intended to strengthen national authorities’ capacities for analysis, decision-making, implementation, partnering, innovation, investment, transparency, and monitoring and evaluation of performance and outcomes.
Paraguay
Enhancing country ownership and leadership of the sustainable development process is a fundamental objective of the Hand-in-Hand Initiative: all systems and partnerships are intended to strengthen national authorities’ capacities for analysis, decision-making, implementation, partnering, innovation, investment, transparency, and monitoring and evaluation of performance and outcomes.
Peru
Enhancing country ownership and leadership of the sustainable development process is a fundamental objective of the Hand-in-Hand Initiative: all systems and partnerships are intended to strengthen national authorities’ capacities for analysis, decision-making, implementation, partnering, innovation, investment, transparency, and monitoring and evaluation of performance and outcomes.
Philippines
Enhancing country ownership and leadership of the sustainable development process is a fundamental objective of the Hand-in-Hand Initiative: all systems and partnerships are intended to strengthen national authorities’ capacities for analysis, decision-making, implementation, partnering, innovation, investment, transparency, and monitoring and evaluation of performance and outcomes.
Rwanda
Enhancing country ownership and leadership of the sustainable development process is a fundamental objective of the Hand-in-Hand Initiative: all systems and partnerships are intended to strengthen national authorities’ capacities for analysis, decision-making, implementation, partnering, innovation, investment, transparency, and monitoring and evaluation of performance and outcomes.
Somalia
Enhancing country ownership and leadership of the sustainable development process is a fundamental objective of the Hand-in-Hand Initiative: all systems and partnerships are intended to strengthen national authorities’ capacities for analysis, decision-making, implementation, partnering, innovation, investment, transparency, and monitoring and evaluation of performance and outcomes.
South Sudan
Enhancing country ownership and leadership of the sustainable development process is a fundamental objective of the Hand-in-Hand Initiative: all systems and partnerships are intended to strengthen national authorities’ capacities for analysis, decision-making, implementation, partnering, innovation, investment, transparency, and monitoring and evaluation of performance and outcomes.
Tuvalu
Enhancing country ownership and leadership of the sustainable development process is a fundamental objective of the Hand-in-Hand Initiative: all systems and partnerships are intended to strengthen national authorities’ capacities for analysis, decision-making, implementation, partnering, innovation, investment, transparency, and monitoring and evaluation of performance and outcomes.
UAE
Enhancing the United Arab Emirates’ ownership and leadership of the sustainable development process is a fundamental objective of the Hand-in-Hand Initiative. All systems and partnerships are designed to strengthen the UAE’s national institutions and authorities in analysis, strategic decision-making, implementation, collaboration, innovation, investment, transparency, and monitoring and evaluation to ensure effective performance and impactful outcomes.
Uganda
Enhancing country ownership and leadership of the sustainable development process is a fundamental objective of the Hand-in-Hand Initiative: all systems and partnerships are intended to strengthen national authorities’ capacities for analysis, decision-making, implementation, partnering, innovation, investment, transparency, and monitoring and evaluation of performance and outcomes.
Zambia
Enhancing country ownership and leadership of the sustainable development process is a fundamental objective of the Hand-in-Hand Initiative: all systems and partnerships are intended to strengthen national authorities’ capacities for analysis, decision-making, implementation, partnering, innovation, investment, transparency, and monitoring and evaluation of performance and outcomes.