The capacity to mobilize resources from a broader donor base will be strengthened to reduce exposure to funding shocks. Efforts will be made to support earned income through the establishment of social enterprises.

The organisation will start working on a plan to establish a Food Policy Research and Resource Center. This will serve as an epitome of food programming and best practice. This will be implemented in phases over a period of 10 years. In addition, FRA will continue to strengthen her governance systems, realign her structures to effectively and efficiently deliver quality programmes that donors are confident and prepared to fund. We are aware that we need to grow our operations at the same pace as we grow our programmes.

We have made considerable progress in strengthening our systems, especially procurement and Finance. HR, IT and MEAL are the areas we will need to make more efforts in.  FRA will improve documentation and learning from our programmes, the work of member organisation and communicate effectively to donors, peers agencies and other actors in such a way that we are seen as a “go- to- agency” for credible evidence based information to influence decision making processes.