·       Cameroon's Convergence Action Blueprint
The Convergence Action Blueprint is a comprehensive detailed strategy that builds on robust national processes: the National Development Strategy 2030 and its declination for the rural sector which is the Rural Sector Development Strategy/National Agricultural Investment Plan (2020-2030), the national pathway for food systems transformation, the Nationally Determined Contribution (NDC), the National Adaptation Plan (NAP), the National Biodiversity Strategy and Action Plan (NBSAP), and Multisectoral Plan to Fight against Malnutrition. This comprehensive approach ensures that Cameroon is prepared to leverage synergies across agendas, thereby enhancing expanded capacities and resources to effectively address climate, food systems, biodiversity and nutrition challenges which are simultaneously and collectively hindering resilient and sustainable economic growth, improved livelihoods and inclusive development.

The Blueprint includes four main pillars: vision, interventions, milestones and monitoring and evaluation.

·       Indonesia's Convergence Action Blueprint

The Convergence Initiative in Indonesia is part of the country’s commitment to tackle the triple planetary crisis – climate change, pollution, and biodiversity loss – aligned with food systems transformation through

the long-term and medium-term development plans. These plans integrate climate action with sustainable agriculture practices, supporting both emissions reduction goals and food security objectives outlined in the NDC and Long-Term Strategy for Low Carbon and Climate Resilience 2050.

·       Ethiopia's Convergence Action Blueprint

The Climate Action Blueprint is a comprehensive, detailed strategy that builds on robust national processes: the Ethiopian Food Systems Transformation0, detailed work around the Nationally Determined Contributions (NDC), National Adaptation Plans (NAP), the Green Legacy Initiatives (GLI), and others. This comprehensive approach ensures that Ethiopia is well-prepared to leverage synergies between Ethiopian Food Systems Transformation and Nutrition  and climate action, thereby enhancing expanded capacities and resources to effectively address climate, food systems, and nutrition challenges that are simultaneously and collectively hindering resilient and sustainable economic growth, improved livelihoods, and inclusive development.

The CAB includes four pillars: vision, interventions, milestones, and monitoring and evaluation.