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Africa’s partners must not renege on development support, says UN General Assembly chief
Agenda du NEPAD
samedi 18 octobre 2008
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Africa’s partners must not renege on development support, says UN General Assembly chief

Countries must not forget their commitments to help meet Africa’s development needs, even as they are trying to grapple with the current economic slowdown, the President of the United Nations General Assembly, Miguel D’Escoto, told the 192-member body as it began its discussion on 15 October 2008 on international support for NEPAD.

“As the global financial crisis deepens, so does my concern that our commitments may be undone. This would be an unforgivable reversal and bring shame on all of us,” he said.

Adopted by African leaders in 2001, NEPAD lays out an agreed vision of social and economic development on the continent.

In his most recent report on NEPAD, UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon stated that, within the context of the global economic slowdown and high food and oil prices, turning that vision into concrete results – as well as achieving the globally agreed anti-poverty targets in the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) – will require concerted leadership and efforts by both African countries and international development partners.

D’Escoto expressed similar sentiments, cautioning against “any retreat by the international community” in its support for Africa’s development in the midst of the current financial crunch, which might cause donors to cut back on some aid pledges.

“While it is understandable that political concerns and financial constraints at home might make us waver, we must keep in mind that this planet is our home and that Africans are our brothers and sisters. We cannot, as so often in the past, look away.”

He encouraged member states to use the debate as an opportunity not only to review the progress made so far, but also to reiterate their solidarity and determination to “weather this storm together.”

World leaders meeting in New York last month underscored the urgency of finding solutions to the major challenges facing Africa, and recommitted themselves to a global partnership to help the continent achieve the MDGs.

They also committed to strengthening their support for NEPAD and to “reinvigorate and strengthen a global partnership of equals… with the explicit objective of turning existing commitments into concrete actions.” Source : october 17, 2008

Calendar of events

- 15-17 October, Training of agricultural journalists, NEPAD Midrand, South Africa.
- 17 October, Validation meeting for the 2008 UNECA/OECD mutual review of development effectiveness report, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia.
- 21-22 October, 9th meeting of the Regional Consultation Mechanism, hosted by UNECA, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia.
- 27 - 29 October, RUROFORUM Ministers meeting, Lusaka, Zambia. Source : october 17, 2008

Sierra Leone kick-starts its efforts on CAADP implementation

“Agriculture is a way of life for the people of Sierra Leone. It is at the core of our efforts to prioritise agriculture. If we are to become, say, a net exporter of rice by 2015 and if we are to meet MDG1, we have to align CAADP with our national agricultural plan,” said Alpha Kanu, Sierra Leone’s Minister of Presidential and Public Affairs at the start of a national retreat on CAADP held in Freetown on 13-15 October 2008.

The Comprehensive Africa Agriculture Development Programme (CAADP), which was endorsed by the African Union (AU) in 2003, is an Africa-led and Africa-owned initiative and framework to rationalise and revitalise African agriculture for economic growth and lasting poverty reduction.

As part of the CAADP framework African governments have already agreed to increase public investment in agriculture by a minimum 10% of their national budgets – substantially more than the four to five per cent that was previously committed.

The retreat – which also marked the launch of CAADP in Sierra Leone – was aimed at developing within the country’s CAADP processes, a framework and action plan for the formulation of the National Sustainable Agricultural Development Plan (NSADP).

Speaking on behalf of Dr. Ernest Bai Koroma, the President of Sierra Leone, the Minister called on the participants to come with a clearly identified action plan for integrating CAADP into the NSDAP.

According to Dr. Joseph Sam Sesay, the Minister of Agriculture, Forestry and Food Security, the NSADP consists of policies, strategies and programmes for agricultural development in Sierra Leone.

“The plan highlights a range of short to long term goals that are aimed at boosting agriculture and food security in Sierra Leone. This new plan should be based on CAADP, the PRSPs (poverty reduction strategy papers) and the Millennium Development Goals”, he added.

The retreat brought together a cross-section of participants including officials from the Sierra Leone Government, the private sector, the Sustainable Agriculture Research Association (SARA), the media, farmers, local chiefs, development partners, AU-NEPAD and the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS).

Participants explored the ways in which CAADP and its focus on sustainable land management, increasing market access, increasing food supply and improving agricultural research can be integrated into the NSADP. Source : october 17, 2008

Key support for NEPAD-FAO fish farming programme for Africa

The Special Programme for Aquaculture Development in Africa (SPADA) –produced by NEPAD and the UN Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO) to address the underdevelopment of fish farming in Africa – was endorsed at the 4th session of the Committee on Fisheries sub-committee on aquaculture held in Puerto, Chile, on 6-10 October 2008.

The meeting was attended by 37 member states of the FAO, including 12 African countries — Algeria, Angola, Botswana, Chad, Kenya, Mozambique, Namibia, Senegal, Sudan, South Africa, Uganda and Zambia — and the NEPAD Secretariat. Proportionally, Africa had the largest representation, indicating the continent’s commitment to aquaculture development.

The Committee on Fisheries (COFI), a subsidiary body of the FAO, is the only global inter-governmental forum where major international fisheries and aquaculture problems and issues are examined and recommendations addressed to governments, regional fishery bodies, NGOs, fishworkers, FAO and the international community.

The COFI sub-committee on aquaculture provides a forum for consultation and discussion on aquaculture and advises COFI on technical and policy matters related to aquaculture.

The following were the outcomes of this year’s 4th session of the sub-committee :

The NEPAD action plan for the development of African fisheries and aquaculture represents renewed commitment by African Heads of State and Government to aquaculture and offers the opportunity for aquaculture expansion in the continent ; SPADA was endorsed as the framework for FAO’s African aquaculture development because it is fully aligned with the NEPAD action plan ; NEPAD and the FAO called on development partners working in Africa to fully align their programmes with the NEPAD action plan and SPADA, in order to achieve efficient partnership in the implementation of aquaculture development on the continent ; NEPAD and African delegates called for more support in operationalising the Aquaculture Network for Africa (ANAF) ; The Network of Aquaculture Centres in the Asia and Pacific Region (NACA) pledged to work with ANAF through NEPAD to share information and techniques with Africa ; It was agreed that the SPADA be presented at the COFI Ministers’ meeting in Rome in March 2009, and NEPAD was urged to ensure full support from the African Ministers of Fisheries. Source : october 17, 2008

African template for EPAs is endorsed – with recommendations

A continental workshop on Economic Partnership Agreements (EPAs) between European and African countries held at the UN Economic Commission for Africa (ECA) headquarters in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, ended with the endorsement of proposals towards an African template for EPA negotiations.

The discussion of the proposals, which were drafted by the African Trade Policy Centre (ATPC), was one of the key agenda items at the workshop, under the theme "Reaping the benefits of the EPAs ".

The endorsed recommendations for the template will now be forwarded to the African Union Commission for consideration in the finalisation of a draft template to be considered by African chief negotiators and senior officials, and for possible adoption by African Trade Ministers at their next meeting.

The request for the template was originally made by the Conference of African Union Ministers of Trade and Ministers of Finance at their meeting in April 2008. It is envisaged that the recommendations will contribute to the African Union’s effort to adopt a consolidated EPAs template for the continent.

The main aim of the two-day regional meeting in Addis Ababa was to take stock of the results of EPAs negotiations in the light of what African countries had hoped to achieve while at the same time evaluating how the progress towards the African Economic Community is likely to be affected by the EPAs.

In that context, in addition to discussing and improving elements proposed for the draft template for a pro-development EPA prepared by ATPC, the workshop participants also addressed pertinent negotiation issues including regional integration, market access, development, trade facilitation and services.

In light of the issues discussed, the following recommendations were made :

Regional Economic Communities (RECs) and member states, with the support of relevant organisations, should analyse the implications of emerging issues — including global financial market problems — on the implementation of EPAs and Africa’s development in general ; African countries and institutions promoting regional integration need to better articulate the impact of EPAs on the continent’s regional integration agenda ; ECA should assist in bringing all stakeholders on board the EPAs process and in developing a mechanism to respond to emerging issues that may influence the implementation of EPAs. African countries have for the last six years been engaged in two important tracks of trade negotiations : the Doha Round at the World Trade Organisation and the Economic Partnership Agreements negotiations with the European Union.

Given the broad objective of Africa’s integration, a key challenge remains how the EPAs negotiations can consolidate rather than complicate the regional moves towards the creation of a Common African Market.

As things stand the EPAs negotiations have resulted in interim agreements being initialled by individual African countries or groups of countries. These interim agreements vary across the countries and groupings.

The critical question now is how to salvage the regional integration agenda given the possible inconsistency between regional objectives and the way in which several African countries and their European Union trading partners are progressing with bilateral trade agreements.

The following member states attended the workshop :

Benin, Botswana, Burkina Faso, Cameroon, Central Africa Republic, Chad, Côte d’Ivoire, Democratic Republic of Congo, Republic of Congo, Djibouti, Ethiopia, Gabon, Gambia, Ghana, Equatorial Guinea, Guinea, Kenya, Lesotho, Madagascar, Malawi, Mauritius, Morocco, Namibia, Nigeria, Rwanda, Sierra Leone, South Africa, Sudan, Swaziland, Tanzania, Togo, Uganda, Zambia and Zimbabwe. The following organisations were also represented :

United Nations Development Programme, United Nations Conference on Trade and Development, Food and Agriculture Organisation, the African Development Bank, the African Union Commission, the International Trade Centre, the Commonwealth Secretariat, the ACP Secretariat, the African Economic Research Consortium, the African Capacity Building Foundation, Organisation of African Trade Union Unity, South Centre, International Centre for Trade and Sustainable Development, European Centre for Development Policy Management, Chambre Consulaire Régionale de l’UEMOA, Addis Ababa Chamber of Commerce, Kenya National Chamber of Commerce and the Islamic Development Bank. Source : october 17, 2008

Using Africa’s mineral resources for broad-based development

A conference involving African ministers responsible for mineral resources development and mining experts was held at African Union headquarters in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, on 10 October, 2008 under the auspices of the Department of Trade and Industry of the African Union Commission in collaboration with the Economic Commission for Africa (ECA).

The purpose of the ministerial conference was to bring together the African ministers and African experts in mining and natural resources to brainstorm on some of the key issues for African mineral resources development.

This first AU conference of its kind aimed to :

Propose to African leaders a strategic vision and action plan for the efficient management of Africa’s mineral resources in order to promote economic growth, reduce poverty and achieve sustainable development in Africa ; Reflect on the adequacy of the mining regimes currently in place in Africa to promote broad-based development on the continent ; Evaluate the requirements for the development of African codes and guidelines on the rights and obligations of transnational corporation (TNCs), and for the improvement of governance, transparency, environmental stewardship, and social safeguards in the development of mineral resources on the continent ; Devise strategies to enhance the value chain and to improve the linkages between the mineral resources and other sectors of the economy ; Discuss approaches to improve local participation in the development of mineral resources ; and Consider strategies to strengthen forward planning and management capacity of African institutions, including capacity to negotiate mineral resources agreements and contracts. Africa’s leaders have long been preoccupied with enhancing the contribution of the minerals sector to the economic and social development of the continent.

The vision that mineral resources could be used to propel Africa to modernisation has been articulated in many African plans and development strategies at national and regional levels (e.g. Lagos plan of action, SADC minerals sector programme, Mining Chapter of NEPAD, the NEPAD Spatial Development Programme (SDP), and the Africa Mining Partnership).

The brainstorming conference was an opportunity for the African Union Commission to develop a concerted continental strategy rooted on broadening the economic base and developing not only direct "upstream" and "downstream" linkages between mining and other sectors, but also various indirect activities, particularly "sidestream" supply and support activities, and induced contributions to maximise development and social outcomes. Source : october 17, 2008

Uganda prepares for action with a national development plan

A five-year National Development Plan (NDP) is being prepared within the framework of Uganda’s national vision — endorsed by the Cabinet in July 2007 — to replace the poverty eradication action plan (PEAPs) implemented between 1999 and 2007.

This is being done mainly to provide an updated framework for budgeting, implementation of Government programmes and donor support, as well as provide more comprehensive national, sectoral and local government planning.

The transformation of the PEAP into the NDP is also intended to cater for emerging economic issues such as regional cooperation and emerging aspirations of leadership, for example, northern Uganda’s reconstruction challenge.

In the effort to draw lessons from the previous plans, an independent evaluation of the PEAP was conducted and the findings are being used for the NDP process.

The proposed theme for the NDP is Prosperity for all Ugandans.

The National Planning Authority (NPA) in consultation with other key stakeholders is spearheading the development of the NDP.

The key overriding objective of the NDP is to :

Increase household incomes ; Enhance quality and availability of gainful employment ; Improve the stock and quality of economic and trade infrastructure ; Increase access to quality social services ; Promote innovation and competitive industries — sustainable development requires innovations ; Strengthen good governance and improve human security. The African Peer Review Mechanism (APRM) National Commission and the National Planning Authority (NPA) are in the process of putting in place a mechanism of ensuring that the plan of action (POA) is fully integrated into the NDP to see through the President’s commitment to his peers of implementing the plan.

As a result of this a workshop was held on 16–17 September 2008 in Entebbe, which involved the National Focal Point, APRM Commission, NPA Board and staff, APRM lead methodologist, APRM secretariat and members of the POA costing team.

The main objective of the workshop was to enable the NPA to appreciate, understand and own the POA as the focal institution for its implementation and to build consensus on strategies for integrating the POA into the NDP and other NPA activities.

The workshop was officially opened by Jachan Omach, Minister of State for Finance, Planning and Economic Development.

He told the workshop : “A five-year development plan will be operational in 2009 replacing the PEAP and I am tasking the APRM Commission and NPA to follow up on the President’s commitment of a US$ 1billion allocation in the 2008/09 budget and US$ 3.9 billion in the subsequent three financial years and his commitment to cooperate with his peers and development partners”.

The Minister emphasised the importance of bringing on board partners that were not part of the process of developing the POA but who would play an important role in strengthening monitoring and evaluation of the POA so that its outcomes and impact can be measured.

He also urged participants to deliberate and formulat solutions on how institutional structures can be strengthened to address poverty and population growth.

“Great attention should be placed on the population growth rate in the country in relation to services provided as this is one of the challenges identified in the POA”, said the Minister.

Recommendations were made by the workshop for the integration of the APRM POA into the NDP and other activities of the National Planning Authority. Source : october 17, 2008

NEPAD Nigeria puts focus on agriculture to solve food crisis

Failure by successive administrations to exploit the full potential of agriculture was responsible for the food crisis in the country, Nigeria’s President Umaru Yar’Adua told the National Dialogue on Food Security, Cassava Production, Processing and Marketing, organised by NEPAD in Abuja recently in collaboration with the Federal Ministry of Agriculture and Water Resources.

In spite of its wealth of natural and human resources, Nigeria is still a net importer of food at an estimated cost of more than US $ 2-billion a year.

Analysts point out that the oil boom in the 1960s misled Nigeria about its national wealth. Before the oil boom, agriculture was the mainstay of the national economy. It was driven into a mono-cultural economy when oil was discovered.

A country with about 70 per cent of its population living in the rural areas where farming is the major occupation should have no cause to panic about a food crisis. But a mono-cultural economy, they say, "is like a disaster waiting to happen."

It was against this backdrop that past leaders had to initiate policies aimed at diversifying the economic base to protect the country from the vagaries of a mono-cultural economy.

The introduction of Operation Feed the Nation and the Green Revolution programmes in the 1970s and 1980s was aimed at restoring agriculture to its rightful place.

However, the failure to achieve the set objectives of these programmes remains the root of the nation’s problem today.

Speaking at the National Dialogue on Food Security in Abuja, President Umaru Yar’Adua blamed successive administrations in Nigeria for failing to exploit the full potential of agriculture for sustainable development of the nation.

"We are aware that the potential of the agricultural sector has not been fully exploited. Blessed with enormous arable farmland and manpower, Nigeria should ordinarily have no business with food shortage.”

The Government, he said, had taken urgent and pragmatic steps to diversify Nigeria’s economy, "not only by increasing our revenue potentials but also by opening it up to private investments in order to create more jobs and other new opportunities.”

"This is demonstrated by the fact that in the 2008 Budget substantial allocation is made to agriculture. We also recognise the importance of partnership with the private sector in order to ensure adequate protection for our farmers from various risks that are associated with agriculture and ancillary industries."

The President’s Special Adviser on NEPAD, Ambassador Tunji Olagunju, said the Abuja event was part of the series of interventions put in place by his office to address critical problems in the agricultural sector with the aim of engaging producers and investors on issues that created an unfavourable environment for efficient investment of human and material resources.

He added that meeting with the stakeholders would help remove any bottleneck that undermines appropriate policies and laws that can accelerate self-sufficiency in food production nationwide. Source : october 17, 2008

 

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  154. Strategic Investment Programme
    16 mai 2007

  155. Ghana President is the first AU Chairman to visit NEPAD Secretariat
    15 mai 2007

  156. Calendar of events NEPAD/AMCOST
    28 mai 2007

  157. Mali is ninth country to launch NEPAD e-Schools
    28 mai 2007

  158. Key messages from African Partnership Forum for G8 Summit in Germany
    28 mai 2007

  159. President John Kufuor
    25 mai 2007

  160. NEPAD Calendar of events
    4 juin 2007

  161. Cameroon wants education for all, Minister tells NEPAD e-Schools launch
    4 juin 2007

  162. South African diplomats visit NEPAD for briefing on implementation progress
    3 juin 2007

  163. Calendar of events
    11 juin 2007

  164. NEPAD playing key role in FARA General Assembly and Agriculture Science Week
    11 juin 2007

  165. Calendar of events
    15 juin 2007

  166. NEPAD in talks to provide more support for CAADP in the COMESA region
    15 juin 2007

  167. Madagascar is first country in new project for national implementation of NEPAD
    15 juin 2007

  168. Focus on Africa in G8 Summit “Power of Ideas” lectures
    16 juin 2007

  169. Successes and challenges of NEPAD’s science and technology programme
    22 juin 2007

  170. Spain and NEPAD sign historic agreement for the economic empowerment of African women
    22 juin 2007

  171. Calendar of events
    29 juin 2007

  172. “Great opportunity” to evaluate NEPAD progress in East Africa
    29 juin 2007

  173. Africa’s farmers want to play their part in NEPAD’s CAADP
    29 juin 2007

  174. $150m grant to support sustainable land management programs in Africa
    8 juillet 2007

  175. Experts gather for high-level African science and technology meeting
    9 juillet 2007

  176. Calendar of events
    9 juillet 2007

  177. Uganda Minister’s appeal to African governments...
    30 juillet 2007

  178. NEPAD Capacity Development Strategic Framework
    30 juillet 2007

  179. Ghana moves ahead with the CAADP sustainable land management program
    30 juillet 2007

  180. Teacher training through open and distance learning
    30 juillet 2007

  181. NEPAD Calendar of events
    1er août 2007

  182. West African Ministers adopt regional plan for NEPAD’s environment initiative
    3 août 2007

  183. NEPAD-Spanish empowerment program for African women
    3 août 2007

  184. NEPAD Calendar of events
    6 août 2007

  185. New Head of NEPAD Nigeria
    8 août 2007

  186. Updates on NEPAD regional infrastructure projects
    8 août 2007

  187. NEPAD CEO will speak on the benefits for Africa
    8 août 2007

  188. NEPAD Calendar of events
    11 août 2007

  189. Priority areas identified for Japan’s support of NEPAD projects across Africa
    17 août 2007

  190. Calendar of events
    20 août 2007

  191. Africa produces 7m tons of fish a year
    24 août 2007

  192. Calendar of events
    24 août 2007

  193. TICAD IV will be held in Yokohama, Japan
    24 août 2007

  194. Regional infrastructure is key to NEPAD objectives for Africa’s growth
    31 août 2007

  195. Calendar of events
    1er septembre 2007

  196. African Geopolitics in the 21st Century
    7 septembre 2007

  197. Regular TV slots for NEPAD
    7 septembre 2007

  198. Public Sector Innovation Awards in Africa
    7 septembre 2007

  199. Calendar of events
    11 septembre 2007

  200. Support for NEPAD at African Green Revolution Conference
    14 septembre 2007

  201. NEPAD welcomes Britain’s $20m contribution to new Africa fund
    14 septembre 2007

  202. NEPAD TV programme changes
    14 septembre 2007

  203. Calendar of events
    15 septembre 2007

  204. NEPAD Spatial Development Programme moves forward
    21 septembre 2007

  205. NEPAD reports “significant progress” in a briefing to diplomats and key stakeholders
    21 septembre 2007

  206. Africa : study seeks to promote networking and good practices in infrastructure development
    21 septembre 2007

  207. NEPAD Projects Conference to be held in South Africa
    21 septembre 2007

  208. Decisions on science and technology indicators
    21 septembre 2007

  209. NEPAD TV schedule on Africa channel
    21 septembre 2007

  210. Calendar of events
    25 septembre 2007

  211. WorldFish opens regional centre in Zambia
    28 septembre 2007

  212. Looking at Africa’s water needs 2008-2010
    28 septembre 2007

  213. NEPAD cities programme moves ahead
    28 septembre 2007

  214. Enhancing ownership and partnership
    28 septembre 2007

  215. NEPAD Calendar of events
    28 septembre 2007

  216. NEPAD - Mozambique : implementation,awareness and ownership
    5 octobre 2007

  217. The NEPAD e-Africa Commission
    5 octobre 2007

  218. Calendar of events - NEPAD Agenda
    5 octobre 2007

  219. Successful NEPAD Projects Conference identifies many opportunities
    12 octobre 2007

  220. South Africa spells out its role in NEPAD and a road map for the future
    12 octobre 2007

  221. NEPAD Calendar of events
    15 octobre 2007

  222. Key role of agriculture in reaching Millennium Development Goals
    19 octobre 2007

  223. NEPAD Calendar of events
    19 octobre 2007

  224. High-level meeting praises progress with implementation of CAADP and recommends steps for future action
    19 octobre 2007

  225. Ministers approve $2bn submarine cable to connect Africa – and call for speedy implementation
    19 octobre 2007

  226. Mayor supports Cities programme to make NEPAD happen at the local level
    26 octobre 2007

  227. Burkino Faso and Mali next on Peer Review list
    26 octobre 2007

  228. NEPAD TV schedule
    26 octobre 2007

  229. Calendar of events - NEPAD Agenda
    26 octobre 2007

  230. Implementing Africa’s science and technology plan of action : report spells out the details
    2 novembre 2007

  231. Calendar of events
    2 novembre 2007

  232. NEPAD signs MOU with submarine cable company
    2 novembre 2007

  233. US-Africa Summit will take broad look at investment opportunities and challenges
    5 novembre 2007

  234. NEPAD Gender Task Force recommends changes in APRM reporting
    8 novembre 2007

  235. China to work with NEPAD and African partners on aquaculture research
    8 novembre 2007

  236. NEPAD Calendar of events
    12 novembre 2007

  237. Strong support for small business training for SADC countries
    16 novembre 2007

  238. NEPAD Calendar of events
    19 novembre 2007

  239. Progress in raising funds for NEPAD’s Africa agriculture programme
    23 novembre 2007

  240. "Important milestone" in advancing the Peer Review process in Africa
    23 novembre 2007

  241. NEPAD Calendar of events
    26 novembre 2007

  242. NEPAD TV schedule
    30 novembre 2007

  243. NEPAD Nigeria busy on wide range of projects and programmes
    30 novembre 2007

  244. Connect Africa launched to boost ICT projects backed by $55-billion
    30 novembre 2007

  245. Central Africa ready for scaling-up rice and cassava production
    10 décembre 2007

  246. NEPAD-Spanish fund for the empowerment of women calls for proposals
    7 décembre 2007

  247. NEPAD Calendar of events
    10 décembre 2007

  248. International support for top-level conference on budgeting in Africa
    14 décembre 2007

  249. NEPAD Calendar of events
    17 décembre 2007

  250. NEPAD : a look at seven years of achievement – and the challenges on the way forward
    25 janvier 2008

  251. NEPAD Calendar of events
    25 janvier 2008

  252. NEPAD Calendar of events
    1er février 2008

  253. Private sector spells out support for African Union
    1er février 2008

  254. BRAINCHILD OF NEPAD BUSINESS FOUNDATION
    8 février 2008

  255. NEPAD TV schedule
    8 février 2008

  256. Japan to host TICAD IV in May 2008, the G8 Summit in July 2008 and the 10th APF on 7-8 April 2008
    9 février 2008

  257. NEPAD : Vacancy for gender consultant
    17 février 2008

  258. Update on the African Fertilizer Summit and the way ahead for the Green Revolution
    15 février 2008

  259. Success of the NEPAD programme and its contribution to Africa
    22 février 2008

  260. NEPAD Calendar of events
    22 février 2008

  261. NEPAD TV schedule
    3 mars 2008

  262. NEPAD-Spanish Women’s Fund
    3 mars 2008

  263. NEPAD TV schedule
    7 mars 2008

  264. Uganda completes the final stages of its Peer Review
    7 mars 2008

  265. NEPAD-Spanish Fund : Progress
    14 mars 2008

  266. NEPAD Calendar of events
    14 mars 2008

  267. NEPAD Calendar of events
    20 mars 2008

  268. International media summit on the re-branding of Africa
    20 mars 2008

  269. NEPAD-Spanish Fund : progress with interviews
    29 mars 2008

  270. African Bank chief puts top priority on water access and sanitation
    29 mars 2008

  271. Soaring food prices pose serious threat to food and nutrition security
    29 mars 2008

  272. Important role for Africa’s media in the development of the continent
    4 avril 2008

  273. NEPAD “training the trainer” seminar
    4 avril 2008

  274. NEPAD TV schedule
    11 avril 2008

  275. NEPAD Calendar of events
    11 avril 2008

  276. NEPAD Calendar of events
    21 avril 2008

  277. Soaring food prices stress urgency of increasing fertilizer use by African farmers
    21 avril 2008

  278. NEPAD e-Schools praised as the key to bridging the digital divide in Africa
    25 avril 2008

  279. NEPAD Calendar of events
    25 avril 2008

  280. Regional training workshop on science and technology
    6 mai 2008

  281. NEPAD Calendar of events
    6 mai 2008

  282. NEPAD looks at African agriculture for answers to crisis problems of high food prices
    16 mai 2008

  283. NEPAD conference shows the way to promote tourism in Africa
    16 mai 2008

  284. Africa Day - 25 May, 2008 : Message from the AU and NEPAD
    23 mai 2008

  285. Strengthening the links between Canada, NEPAD and the AU
    23 mai 2008

  286. NEPAD TV schedule
    30 mai 2008

  287. NEPAD Calendar of events
    30 mai 2008

  288. African Ministers to discuss NEPAD Environment Plan
    6 juin 2008

  289. "Green Revolution" aims to double Africa’s rice production in next 10 years
    6 juin 2008

  290. Historic moment” : first meeting to integrate NEPAD into AU
    13 juin 2008

  291. Donors increase financial support for NEPAD infrastructure facility
    27 juin 2008

  292. Chairman outlines reforms to boost performance of the AU Commission
    4 juillet 2008

  293. NEPAD Secretariat and AfDB discuss closer collaboration
    11 juillet 2008

  294. NEPAD’s CAADP is key in Africa’s response to high food prices
    18 juillet 2008

  295. NEPAD Calendar of events
    28 juillet 2008

  296. Helping African countries achieve their development objectives through CDSF
    1er août 2008

  297. Aid - who accounts to whom and on whose terms ?
    15 septembre 2008

  298. Work starts on NEPAD submarine cable to be ready for FIFA 2010
    20 septembre 2008

  299. New President of South Africa takes over from Thabo Mbeki
    29 septembre 2008

  300. AU chief calls for more CAADP financing and fast-tracking
    10 octobre 2008

  301. As daily life improves at the grassroots NEPAD is there
    11 octobre 2008

  302. Africa’s partners must not renege on development support, says UN General Assembly chief
    18 octobre 2008

  303. UN underlines commitment to AU-NEPAD priority programmes
    25 octobre 2008

  304. EAC, SADC,COMESA to merge into African Economic Community
    2 novembre 2008

  305. Boost for fisheries governance and trade through NEPAD-led Pan-African partnership
    10 novembre 2008

  306. Key role for African media to focus on agriculture and CAADP
    14 novembre 2008

  307. Africa, G8 and OECD identify actions to keep Africa on growth track despite global downturn
    21 novembre 2008

  308. Nigeria investing $85-million to boost local rice production
    28 novembre 2008

  309. President Museveni promises investors free land in Uganda
    12 décembre 2008

  310. NEPAD : Dr. Ibrahim Assane Mayaki, former Prime Minister of Niger, now NEPAD CEO, takes office
    21 avril 2009

  311. Gaddafi spells out his vision for NEPAD
    13 mai 2009

  312. Dr. Ibrahim Assane Mayaki leads NEPAD delegation to APF
    4 juin 2009

  313. African Ministers renew their commitments to CAADP
    27 juin 2009

  314. AU/NEPAD integration on track for finalization by July 2009
    7 juillet 2009

  315. A new African Civil Society network to promote SLM
    28 juillet 2009

  316. Togo signs CAADP Compact
    31 juillet 2009

  317. Mayaki calls on Ghana to align country’s priorities with NEPAD’s capacity development framework
    11 août 2009

  318. Addis Ababa : High-level session of Africa Partnership Forum (APF)
    27 août 2009

  319. NEPAD kick-starts project aimed at improving businesses that are run by women
    20 septembre 2009

  320. NEPAD zeroes in on Skills Development
    15 septembre 2009

  321. NEPAD : Global Financial Institutions must be Democratized, South Africa says at UN debate
    23 septembre 2009

  322. NEPAD’s biosafety receives boost from the Gates Foundation
    15 octobre 2009

  323. NEPAD : “Our Focus is on implementation “ , says Mayaki
    19 octobre 2009

  324. The NEPAD Transport Summit & Africa Expo
    28 octobre 2009

  325. Le 3eme Forum UE-Afrique soutient l’initiative des e-Ecoles
    15 octobre 2009

  326. NEPAD’s biosafety receives boost from the Gates Foundation
    15 octobre 2009

  327. Liberia signs CAADP Compact
    16 octobre 2009

  328. Africa-wide Conference to Discuss Strategies to Boost Agricultural Development
    23 novembre 2009

  329. NEPAD - Transport Summit in South Africa
    24 novembre 2009

  330. African leaders strengthen NEPAD – as it transforms into an implementing Agency
    3 février 2010

  331. Action plan to boost African countries’ progress in pharmaceutical innovation
    22 février 2010

  332. Commission for Social Development, Concluding Session, Adopts Text On Social Dimensions of NEPAD
    11 mars 2010

  333. NEPAD : Uganda signs Africa Agriculture Development Programme (CAADP) Compact
    31 mars 2010

  334. Kampala : Ouverture sous haute sécurité du XVe sommet de l’UA
    25 juillet 2010

  335. Dure fin de sommet de l’Union africaine à Kampala
    3 août 2010

  336. The NEPAD Transport Infrastructure Summit, 13-15 October, 2010 Johannesburg (South Africa)
    12 juillet 2010

  337. The New Partnership for Africa’s Development is 10 years old - NEPAD at the Crossroads
    9 mars 2011

  338. Union africaine : Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma : un nouveau départ ?
    21 mai 2013

  339. 3rd EU- Africa Business Forum Supports the e-Schools Initiative
    15 octobre 2009