The project will help develop capacity for partners: 

1. on the use of TAPE and its multifunctional nature with ICRAF country offices, implementing partners and enumerators, and other relevant stakeholders at national and local levels, including decision makers, in selected countries/regions that are able to take up the recommendations derived from TAPE;
2. on the use of ACT with staff of development cooperation stakeholders at the country level and key partner organizations at the global level;
3. on the multidimensional performance of agroecology and its impact on sustainable development goals and soil health.

To project will also help generate evidence and facilitate transitions relating to: 

1. measuring the impacts of implementing agroecology through field analyses in Benin, Ethiopia, Kenya and Madagascar by using TAPE;
2. proof of progress towards agroecological transition by showcasing agroecological intensification at the farm and territorial level (esp. for Kenya and Ethiopia) through the TAPE application process;
3. providing evidence for decision-makers from local to international levels based on the results of the TAPE application;
4. identifying opportunities for scaling up agroecology in selected regions using data-driven decision-making process;
5. co-creating systematic evidence on the degree of agroecological integration in selected development cooperation programmes/projects or selected country portfolios