CHFI’ s support to CAADP is generally reflected in all the Foundation’s activities. Specific examples that bear evidence of this support (see also partnership section) are listed below:

1. Adaptation, up-scaling and replication of Green revolution and other agricultural and rural development – related best practices generated in Africa and Asia --- are in line with the commitment made by African heads of States and government in the Abuja food security Summit Declaration (7 December 2006) in support of CAADP.
2. Identification, acquisition, dissemination and actual application of existing agricultural technologies --- align with the thrust of the CAADP pillar on “agricultural research, technology dissemination and adoption pillar”(Pillar IV).
3. Development, management and utilization of water resources for sustainable agricultural development, safe drinking water and sanitation services; and enhancing soil health, helping to conserve natural resources and/or to revert the degradation of these resources --- are in line with the activities in the CAADP pillar on “extending the area under sustainable land management and reliable water control systems” (Pillar I).
4. Integration of C-village farmers into market economy and enabling their access to input and output markets --- align with the activities in the CAADP pillar on “improving rural infrastructure and trade – related capacities for market access” (Pillar II).
5. Education and training for rural communities both within countries and within ecological zones across countries --- align with the activities in the CAADP’ s cross-cutting area that is related to “capacity strengthening for agriculture and agribusiness: academia and professional training”.
6. Establishment of C-village food reserve stocks to be used as a buffer when needed --- is in line with the thrust of the CAADP pillar on “increasing food supply and reducing hunger (Pillar III).
7. Assessment and improvement of nutrition and health status of C-villagers including provision of diet supplementation and/or school meals to C-village school children --- align with the thrust of the CAADP pillar on “increasing food supply and reducing hunger” (Pillar III).
8. Linking C-villages both within countries and within ecological zones across countries and promoting economies of scale at all stages of at all stages of the value chains of their commodities --- aligns with the thrusts in all the CAADP pillars (Pillars I, II, III, IV).