Equatorial Guinea signed the CAADP Compact in 2013, committing to prioritise agricultural transformation and development. An Independent Technical Review of the country’s National Agricultural Investment Plan (NAIP) and agriculture public expenditure studies were conducted

According to the CAADP Biennial Review Report, the country has made progress in the CAADP completion process evidenced at 57%. Equatorial Guinea further recorded 10.5% of public agriculture expenditure as a share of total public expenditure; 7.6% annual growth of the agriculture value added (agricultural GDP); 80% of farm, pastoral, and fisher households are resilient to climate and weather related shocks; and 34% increase of the size of irrigated areas, from its value of the year 2000