• Domestication drives Africa’s collective progress by turning continental commitments into results.
• It ensures the coherent delivery of all elements of the Agenda 2063 STYIP Theory of Change to translate Africa’s shared vision into tangible outcomes.
• It aligns multiple governance levels, making sure that development agendas reinforce rather than compete with each other.

💡 “Domestication ensures that we move from planning to transformation.”

Theory of Change: The Foundation of Domestication

• Theory of Change explains how and why actions lead to expected results.
• In Agenda 2063 STYIP, transformation happens when:
  • Interventions are delivered through 3 Pathways (Continental Frameworks, RECs, Development Plans).
  • Leveraging up to 10 Enablers (Finance, Knowledge, Governance, Coordination, Political will, etc.).
  • To achieve 7 Moonshots (Africa’s high-impact transformation goals).

💡 “Domestication ensures that all components of the Theory of Change function together.”

How SDGs and Other Development Agendas Fit into Domestication

• The Moonshots align with SDG goals, meaning domestication serves both Agenda 2063 and SDGs.
• The Pathways and Enablers remain the same for all development agendas.
• Some agendas distinguish Pathways and Enablers differently, but the core structure remains universal.

💡 “Domestication ensures Africa’s collective progress while contributing to global goals.”

The 3 Stages of Domestication

The 3 Phases of Domestication Support

💡 “Domestication is a process, not an event—it must be continuously supported and adapted.”