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Exhibit 642

Letter from Andrew Cox, AGRA Chief of Staff and Strategy, to PELUM-Zambia, BIBA-Kenya and HOMEF (with the 7 September 2020 request and the 7 October 2020 reply)

Exhibit 642 ยท Correspondence

Letter from Andrew Cox, AGRA Chief of Staff and Strategy, to PELUM-Zambia, BIBA-Kenya and HOMEF (with the 7 September 2020 request and the 7 October 2020 reply)

Our headline goals have not changed. We do aspire to double incomes and yields, and would very much like to see this happen

AGRA's written answer to the African organizations' six questions. The critics' 7 October reply says AGRA offered no evidence of impact. Several figures in the PDF text layer are garbled and are not used.

Source
Alliance for a Green Revolution in Africa (as published by U.S. Right to Know)
Date
2020 (letter printed as 1 September 2020)
Quoted from
Cox letter, section "What are AGRA's goals and are we achieving them? What about yields?"
Grade
Reported
Document
https://usrtk.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/10/Correspondence-BIBA-and-AGRA-accountability.pdf
Accessed
2026-11-09
Cited by
Findings citing this exhibit
Note
Hosted by an advocacy organization. The printed date (1 September 2020) precedes the 7 September request it answers, so the true date needs checking.

Cited by

Finding AGR-5.16
Reported AGRA answered critics in 2020 that the Tufts undernourishment analysis was "deeply flawed," that its headline goals had not changed, and that it is "not involved in loan schemes."