This Collection contains documents and information materails about the Partnership for Aflatoxin Control in Africa (PACA). PACA is a collaboration that aims to protect crops, livestock, and people from the effects of aflatoxins. https://archives.au.int/handle/123456789/6770 2026-04-05T02:18:09Z 2026-04-05T02:18:09Z PACA, Secretariat https://archives.au.int/handle/123456789/5559 2019-10-17T21:14:50Z 0003-01-01T00:00:00Z

Partnership for Aflatoxin Control in Africa (PACA) - Overview PACA, Secretariat This document provides an overview of the Partnership for Aflatoxin Control in Africa (PACA) and the progress of its activities/projects

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Partnership for Aflatoxin Control in Africa (PACA): Overview of Intervention and Results PACA, Secretariat This document provides an overview of the intervention and results of the Partnership for Aflatoxin Control in Africa (PACA). The PACA envisions an Africa free from the harmful effects of Aflatoxin.

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PACA Strategy Development - Stakeholder consultation Workshop - 10-12 April 2013 PACA, Secretariat This is a workshop document on the PACA strategy development process - a stakeholder consultation workshop 10-12 April 2013

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PACA Strategy Development – Stakeholder Consultation – Objectives and Strategic Thematic Areas for Action – April 2013 PACA, Secretariat This document presents the PACA Strategy Development process. A Stakeholder Consultation, outlining Objectives and Strategic Thematic Areas for Action – April 2013

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Stratégie du PACA 2013-2022 PACA, Secretariat La Stratégie du PACA est un appel à agir destiné à tous ceux concernés par les ravages de lʹexposition chronique et aiguë à lʹaflatoxine des populations africaines. Un véritable partenariat et une sincère collaboration sont indispensables pour déployer et maintenir lʹeffort concerté nécessaire pour résoudre ce problème irritant. À tous ceux qui sont et seront impliqués dans la diffusion des impacts des bonnes pratiques, des technologies, des politiques et des informations : le PACA vous soutiendra en assurant un leadership et une coordination pour les efforts de lutte contre lʹaflatoxine en Afrique, en agissant principalement comme catalyseur et facilitateur, négociateur de partenariat et de connaissances, et centre dʹéchange dʹinformations. Le PACA doit également plaider pour la mise en place de politiques et dʹenvironnements institutionnels favorables, pour lʹaugmentation des investissements et pour la mobilisation des ressources, et doit, à terme, agir comme octroyeur de subventions pour soutenir les activités prioritaires de lutte contre lʹaflatoxine. La stratégie fournit des informations sur lʹhistorique et le contexte de la stratégie ; les défis et les opportunités ; la vision, la mission, les principes directeurs et le rôle du PACA ; les cinq domaines stratégiques qui seront au cœur de lʹactivité du PACA au cours des dix prochaines années (y compris les principaux domaines de résultats et les interventions indicatives) ; ainsi quʹune brève description des secteurs de mise en œuvre de la stratégie. Ce document est disponible en anglais et en français.

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PACA Strategy 2013-2022 PACA, Secretariat This document describes a ten-year strategy for PACA (the entire partnership!) and key entities in Africa addressing aflatoxin. The Strategy outlines needed actions for PACA from 2013 through 2022, to deliver on PACA’s mission and contribute to the vision of an Africa free from the harmful effects of aflatoxins. The PACA Strategy is a call to action for everyone concerned with the ravages of chronic and acute exposure by Africa’s people to aflatoxin. It will take true partnership and collaboration to build and sustain the concerted effort required to address this vexing problem. To all who are and will be involved in the effort to deliver the impacts of good practices, technologies, policies, and information: PACA will support you by providing leadership and coordination for Africa’s aflatoxin control efforts, acting primarily as catalyst, facilitator, partnership and knowledge broker, project developer and information clearinghouse. PACA will also advocate for the establishment of enabling policies and institutions, increased investment and the mobilization of resources, and should ultimately act as a grant‐maker to support priority aflatoxin control activities. The Strategy provides information on the background and context of the Strategy; challenges and opportunities; PACA’s vision, mission, guiding principles and role; the five strategic areas of PACA’s work for the next ten years (including Key Results Areas and indicative interventions); and a brief description of implementation areas for the Strategy. This document is available in both English and French.

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Secretariat Mid‐Term Strategic Direction 2014‐2018 PACA, Secretariat This document presents the Mid-term strategic direction on PACA secretariat 2014-2018. The Partnership for Aflatoxin Control in Africa (PACA) was established in 2011 as a partnership initiative based at the African Union Commission (AUC) with the mission to support agricultural development, safeguard consumer health, and facilitate trade by catalyzing, coordinating and increasing effective aflatoxin control along agricultural value chains in Africa. PACA developed the PACA Strategy, 2013‐2022, through an inclusive process based on inputs from PACA Strategy Development – Stakeholder Consultation Workshop that was convened in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania in April 2013.PACA Community Members identified comprehensive Strategic Thematic Areas (STAs) and associated Key Result Areas (KRAs) that captured the range of activities that both the PACA Community and Secretariat would address to realize the PACA vision of “an Africa free from the harmful effects of aflatoxin”.  

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From PACA Phase I to Phase II: Introducing the Scope and Approaches of PACA II, 2016 – 2019 PACA, Secretariat This document presents PACA Phase II Scope and Approach. The Scope of PACA Phase II: Drive systemic change in aflatoxin control in Africa

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De la Phase Ià la Phase II du PACA: Présentation de la portée et des approches du PACA II (2016-2019) PACA, Secretariat Le commerce international et la circulation des marchandises sensibles qui en découle ont fait de la contamination par les aflatoxines un problème d’envergure mondiale. La prévalence de ces toxines dans les aliments destinés à la consommation humaine et animale, ainsi que leur présence dans les fluides du corps humain (mise en évidence par des biomarqueurs), témoignent de la gravité du problème des aflatoxines en Afrique. Les aflatoxines provoquent le cancer du foie et des dysfonctionnements du système immunitaire, et sont par ailleurs associées au retard de croissance chez l’enfant. La contamination par les aflatoxines affecte la sécurité alimentaire et nutritionnelle, limite l’accès aux échanges commerciaux et menace l’industrie agro-alimentaire ainsi que le développement économique.

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Partnership for Aflatoxin Control in Africa - PACA Strategy Overview PACA, Secretariat This document provides an overview of the PACA strategy 2016 - 2020. The Partnership for Aflatoxin Control in Africa (PACA)envisions an Africa free from the harmful effects of Aflatoxins. It’s on a mission to support agricultural development, safeguard consumer health and facilitate trade by catalyzing, coordinating and increasing effective Aflatoxin control along agricultural value chains in Africa.

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