2024-03-28T08:00:47Zhttps://repository.uneca.org/oai/requestoai:repository.uneca.org:10855/151482018-12-28T14:11:28Zcom_10855_22561com_10855_22560com_10855_22575col_10855_22565col_10855_22577
2011-06-17T08:04:40Z
2011-06-17T08:04:40Z
1996-04
http://hdl.handle.net/10855/15148
This document presents the Report on UNECA-MARG mission to conduct a training course on regional economic integration at the African institute for economic development and planning (IDEP). The purpose of the UNECA-MRAG mission to the African Institute
of Economic Development and Planning (IDEP), in Dakar, Senegal, by
S.K.B. Asante, Senior Regional Adviser in Economic Cooperation and
Integration, from March 11 to 22, 1996, was to provide a special
two-week course module on Economic Cooperation and Integration in
Africa during the second semester of the 1995/96 academic year. A
detailed course time-table for the period 11-22 March 1996 is
hereby attached as Annex I.
Report on UNECA-MARG mission to conduct a training course on regional economic integration at the African Institute for Economic Development and Planning (IDEP)
Reports
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2011-10-14T09:05:03Z
2011-10-14T09:05:03Z
1970-07
http://hdl.handle.net/10855/8518
A la lecture de cette note, on peut constater à, quel point les méthodes utilisés est empirique. Au stade actuel des données disponible, il aurait été hasardeux de procéder autrement.
Essai de projection de quelques données de comptabilité nationale pour les années 1975 et 1980 : cas des pays africains
Conference document
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2018-12-28T06:18:01Z
2018-12-28T06:18:01Z
2004-02
http://hdl.handle.net/10855/24639
Concertation avec la banque africaine de développement (BAD) sur la préparation du prochain symposium des ministres charges des finances, du développement économique et de la planification, 11-13 février 2004, Tunis, Tunisie: rapport de mission
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2018-12-28T07:17:35Z
2020-08-17T07:17:53Z
1965-02
https://repository.uneca.org/handle/10855/29315
This statement presented by MR. Onwona-Agyeman, leader of the Ghana delegation to the seventh session of the Economic Commission for Africa. The representative points out on his statement that a programme of social development based on the use of science and technology to revolutionize their agriculture and industry. It is designed to provide the basis not only of their national progress and prosperity, but also of their ability to contribute to the advancement of African continent.
Statement made by Mr. Onwona-Agyeman, leader of the Ghana delegation to the Seventh session of the Economic Commission for Africa
Speech
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2012-05-25T06:29:58Z
2012-05-25T06:29:58Z
1964-02
http://hdl.handle.net/10855/16406
The document content concerned about Organization of work, Economic development and planning or projection.
Commitee I provisional summary record of the hundred meeting and fourteenth meeting: held at Africa hall, Addis Ababa, on 21 February 1964, at 9:10 a.m
Conference document
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2018-12-28T08:20:18Z
2021-02-15T08:34:42Z
2016-10
https://repository.uneca.org/handle/10855/37240
Experts welcome ECA’s initiative to publish annual country and regional profiles with quarterly updates. Representing national statistical offices, central banks, regional economic communities and other stakeholders, the experts commended ECA’s Country Profile initiative, and called for deeper analysis on social statistics. “There is need to provide space for discussing structural issues in the country profiles as well as deeper analysis of social statistics with more indicators beyond analysis of the business cycle” recommended the meeting.
Experts welcome ECA country profiles, call for in-depth analysis
Press release
oai:repository.uneca.org:10855/182512020-04-08T23:09:23Zcom_10855_22561com_10855_22560col_10855_22562col_10855_22565
2011-12-16T14:14:47Z
2014-04-24T12:07:24Z
1967-11
http://hdl.handle.net/10855/18251
The structure of economic activities in the Sudan may best be viewed
as comprising two economies.there is, on the one hand, the age-old
subsistence (or semi-subsistence) economy where production for the market play a small part and where most of the population is engaged in the rain-fed cultivation of food crops using primitive methods and techniques, the ubiquitous man with the hoe is at the center of the picture.
Problems of plan implementation
Conference document
oai:repository.uneca.org:10855/61712018-12-28T16:06:33Zcom_10855_22561com_10855_22560col_10855_22562col_10855_22565
2011-01-08T01:10:45Z
2014-06-20T08:27:47Z
1978-06
http://hdl.handle.net/10855/6171
Stricto sensu, le mouvement des prix par genre d'activité économique implique qu’on analyse les données de comptabilité nationale sur le produit intérieur brut par branches et secteurs économiques aux prix courants et en prix constants, données à partir desquelles on tire ce qu'on appelle les prix implicites sectoriels pour les pays concernés, soit 14 au total (Tunisie, Libye, Egypte, Sierra Leone, ( Liberia, Ghana, Nigeria, Zaïre, Botswana, Zambie Ouganda, Tanzanie, Kenya et Ethiopie dans le cadre de notre étude.
Le mouvement des prix par génère d'activité économique en Afrique (1960-1975)
Conference document
oai:repository.uneca.org:10855/187212018-12-28T14:55:42Zcom_10855_22561com_10855_22560col_10855_22562col_10855_22565
2011-12-16T15:26:42Z
2014-06-12T12:50:40Z
1994
http://hdl.handle.net/10855/18721
L'économie africaine a enregistre une croissance de 1,4% en 1993, qui représente toutefois une amélioration par rapport au taux de 0,7% enregistré en 1992. Les taux de croissance économique par sous-région se présentent ainsi: Afrique du Nord 0,1%; Afrique de l'Ouest: 2,7%. Afrique de l'Est et Afrique australe: 1,5%. II y a eu une stagnation en Afrique centrale. Des conflits persistants et des crises politiques dans certains pays, des catastrophes naturelles, notamment la sécheresse qui a frappe deux sous-régions, d'environnement économique international caractérise par la stagnation dans les na ions industrialisées, sont les causes essentielles de la faible croissance de la production. Au cours de l'année 1993, l'accroissement de la population s'est poursuivi au rythme de plus de 3%; ce qui a eu pour effet d'engendrer la persistance de la diminution du revenu par tête d'habitant dans le continent africain.
Evaluation préliminaire des resultats de l'économie africaine en 1993 et des perspectives pour l'année 1994
Conference document
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2011-01-08T09:29:10Z
2014-06-02T09:52:01Z
1965-12-08
http://hdl.handle.net/10855/10178
Le présent rapport se compose de quatre chapitres. Le premier étudie la consommation passée, présente et future de produits sidérurgiques en Afrique et la mesure dans laquelle les besoins de cette consommation ont été couverts jusqu’à présent par l’industrie sidérurgique locale.
Industrie sidérurgique en Afrique
Conference document
oai:repository.uneca.org:10855/71282018-12-28T14:20:28Zcom_10855_22561com_10855_22560col_10855_22562col_10855_22565
2011-04-15T06:27:33Z
2011-04-15T06:27:33Z
1979-12
http://hdl.handle.net/10855/7128
Report of the meetings of Plenipotentiaries on the African Regional Center for Engineering Design and Manufacturing and of the Council of the Center.
The status and uses of the UN system of national accounts in Africa
Conference document
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2018-12-28T07:56:48Z
2022-02-21T15:17:18Z
2002-06
https://hdl.handle.net/10855/34367
This present issue contains a selection of periodicals published during the year 2001-2002. In order to enable you consult the index with ease, the descriptor terms selected from the UNBIS Thesaurus and Library of Congress have been used to describe the subject contents of the selected articles and literature. The Index is arranged in two sections: the first section presenting the bibliographic citations with their subject descriptors while the second section presents the indexes author index arranged alphabetically and aimed at assisting users to locate specific references.
Africa index = catalogue Afrique selected articles on socio-economic development = articles choisis sur le développement économique et social No. 86:
Series
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2011-05-06T14:01:16Z
2011-05-06T14:01:16Z
1988-02
http://hdl.handle.net/10855/4038
The present report draws from the (a) Addis Ababa Declaration of African
Ministers of Trade Preparatory to UNCTAD VII from 16 to 18 November 1986; and (b) Report of the ninth meeting of the Conference of African Ministers of Trade which was held on 19 and 20 March 1987 (E/ECA/OAU/TRADE/33).
Trade and development : report on UNCTAD VII
Conference document
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2018-12-28T08:18:34Z
2018-12-28T08:18:34Z
1996-06
http://hdl.handle.net/10855/37021
Strategy formulation for medium and long term development of the southern nation, nationalities and peoples regional state: inceptions study basic document and terms of reference volume I
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2011-01-08T04:04:32Z
2018-01-04T08:32:49Z
1971
http://hdl.handle.net/10855/7679
Un des principaux objectifs de l'étude a été de distinguer le groupe des pays africains qui sont les plus éloignés des conditions de la croissance économique moderne. Si, en l'occurrence une objection a été opposée à l'utilisation de l’analyse des facteurs, il n'en découle nullement qu’il faille écarter comme viciée la vérification d’une des hypothèses fondamentales qui sont à la base de son utilisation dans les études consacrées aux niveaux de développement, à savoir qu'on pourrait prévoir que, dans le groupe des pays définis comme étant à tendances agricoles", pays sont grosso modo comparables du point de vue des divers indicateurs socio-économiques des niveaux de développement, mais que ce groupe, en tant que tel, diffère de tout autre groupe de pays plus proches des conditions de la croissance économique moderne.
Etude des conditions économiques en Afrique, 1969 (Partie II)
Reports
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2018-12-28T07:21:21Z
2018-12-28T07:21:21Z
1997
http://hdl.handle.net/10855/29788
Outlines on subprogramme 1: facilitating econommic and policy analysis
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2016-05-17T08:02:50Z
2016-05-17T08:02:50Z
2016-03
The primary purpose of the African institute for economic development and planning shall be the specialist training of the officials of those services and institutions in Africa responsible for economic policy design and management, and development planning, monitoring and evaluation. Such training shall include appropriate supportive research activities.
Draft revised statute of the African institute for economic development and planning: note by the secretariat
Conference document
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2018-12-28T07:59:16Z
2023-07-03T06:40:22Z
1994-03
https://hdl.handle.net/10855/34697
Economic growth has been markedly reduced in 1993 in most of developing Africa. According to latest ECA estimates, Developing Africa GDP grew a mere 1.4 per cent, after a disappointing 0.7 per cent in 1992, and an average of 1.5 per cent only in the 1990-1992 period. The poor result of African economic since 1990 are usually attributed to familiar causes such as poor demand for African export ,which has in fact led to large fall in commodities price in 1993 these price fell by 2.6 percent after a fall 3.4 percent in 1992. Tropical beverages prices reached record lows in 1992 and showed only moderate fall in 1993 because of steps taken by producer to reduce supply. But oil prices declined through most of falling to slightly over $13.5 a barrel for rent crude in the beginning of 1994.
Review of economic and social conditions in Africa
Conference document
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2012-08-03T14:40:59Z
2015-03-27T09:01:22Z
2006-03
http://hdl.handle.net/10855/21209
The main objective of this note is to articulate the experiences with the PRS processes in Malawi,particularly with emphasis on the changes that have taken place as a result of PRS formulation and establishment. Specifically, the note reviews Comprehensiveness of existing economic growth and poverty reduction strategies; Ownership, leadership and accountability for poverty reduction;Institutional and capacity aspects of the PRS; and Aid effectiveness and management for poverty reduction.
Poverty reducation strategy updates : the case of Malawi
Conference document
Working paper
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2012-08-03T15:25:25Z
2015-04-01T12:47:48Z
2006-03
http://hdl.handle.net/10855/21544
This report presents views of respondents on four aspects of the PRS in the case of Uganda, namely: Comprehensiveness of existing economic growth and poverty reduction strategies; Ownership, leadership and accountability for poverty reduction; Institutional and capacity aspects; and Aid effectiveness and management for poverty reduction.
Poverty reducation strategy updates : the case of Uganda
Conference document
Working paper
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2011-03-22T14:17:32Z
2011-03-22T14:17:32Z
1962-09
http://hdl.handle.net/10855/7525
An attempt has been made at developing a 20-year perspective plan for Ghana within which to fit the next three 7-Year Development Plans for the Country. This perspective plan aims at achieving the following major objectives of economic policy.Pull employment, Structural transformation of the economy, and the building of a socialist form of society.
Comprehensive economic planning in Ghana
Conference document
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2011-06-21T08:12:41Z
2011-06-21T08:12:41Z
1968-02
http://hdl.handle.net/10855/12069
L'économie du Soudan est surtout agricole et pastorale, la terre et
l'eau étant les principales sources de production et de revenu. La population est composée en majorité de petits agriculteurs et d'eleveurs. Les produits de la culture et de l'élevage dominent dans le commerce d'exportation, par contre, les produits manufacturés constituent une partie substantielle des importations. Les industries sont petites et plutôt sous-développées.
Mise en oeuvre des Plans et Problèmes Correspondants: Présenté par M. F.A. Atabani, chargé de cours en économie, Université de Khartoum, Soudan
Conference document
oai:repository.uneca.org:10855/241792019-12-05T06:40:51Zcom_10855_22561com_10855_22560col_10855_22565
2018-03-21T12:07:09Z
2018-03-21T12:07:09Z
2017-11
In Maputo in 2003, the assembly of the African Union resolved to implement the comprehensive Africa agriculture development program and committed themselves to allocating at least 10 per cent of national budgetary resources to agricultural and rural development. This target has since become a benchmark for measuring whether African governments are sufficiently dedicated to improving their agriculture. The program of action for the least developed countries for the decade 2011–2020 also included the target as important for national food security and agricultural development. The target was also made a part of the African Union’s agenda 2063. This policy brief contains a brief analysis of the progress in agriculture that more consistent achievers of the Maputo Protocol target have made and provides a comparison of it with their African peers.
Maputo protocol commitment and improvements in the rural sector: meeting the Maputo protocol target for agricultural expenditure
Policy paper
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2011-06-22T10:58:32Z
2011-06-22T10:58:32Z
2002-12
http://hdl.handle.net/10855/5736
This paper is prompted by renewed interests in the development of a regional forecasting and policy evaluation model at the Economic Commission for Africa (ECA). It highlights the various phases of model-building, offers a critical assessment of the principal approaches to macroeconometnc forecasting and policy evaluation in the literature, and discusses important issues that should be taken into account in the design and development of a macroeconomic model for Africa. Finally, it presents two plausible theoretical frameworks that could serve as the initial basis for policy evaluation and forecasting exercises at ECA.
A primer on macroeconomic forcasting and policy evaluation models
Working paper
oai:repository.uneca.org:10855/15932016-03-03T14:54:28Zcom_10855_22561com_10855_22560col_10855_22562col_10855_22565oai:repository.uneca.org:10855/89222018-12-28T15:35:26Zcom_10855_22561com_10855_22560com_10855_22618com_10855_22609com_10855_22569col_10855_22562col_10855_22565col_10855_22619col_10855_22570
2011-08-01T10:51:33Z
2011-08-01T10:51:33Z
1983-02
http://hdl.handle.net/10855/8922
In pursuance of various General Assembly resolutions, in particular resolution 3201 (S-Vl) and 3202 (S-Vl), UNCTAD resolution 122 (v), ECA Conference of Ministers resolutions 397 (XT), 456 (Vll), the. ECA secretariat has developed a Special Programme for the African Least Developed Countries (LDCs) in order to assist in the implementation of the Substantial New Programme of Action (SNPA) 2/ adopted by the Paris Conference in September, 1981. The main, areas of activity include technical assistance to individual African LDCs, studies and research on African LDCs, organization of meetings for African LDCs and participation in global meeting to assist the African LDCs,
Review of ECA activities 1982-83 and work programme, 1984-85 for the African Least Developed Countries
Working paper
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2013-11-20T07:36:31Z
2014-07-03T07:08:51Z
2013-03
http://hdl.handle.net/10855/22117
The overall objective of the programme is to assist African countries in formulating and implementing policies and programmes that will lead to sustainable economic growth and inclusive development, with particular emphasis on accelerating structural transformation, in line with the priorities of the New Partnership for Africa’s Development (NEPAD), as well as the internationally agreed development goals, including those contained in the United Nations Millennium Declaration,and in the outcomes of other major United Nations conferences and international agreements since 1992.
Proposed programme budget for the biennium 2014-2015
Conference document
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2018-12-28T08:54:48Z
2024-01-03T07:02:51Z
1976
https://hdl.handle.net/10855/40952
Dans la présente livraison du "Bulletin" a été rédigés par des consultants de la CEA en tant que documents de base pour la sixième session de la Conférence des planificateurs africains qui aura lieu du 21 au 29 octobre 1976. Le "Bulletin économique pour l’Afrique parait deux fois par an, en avril et en octobre. Au Cameroun, en matière de développement, le Gouvernement a choisi la planification comme moyen de promouvoir le progrès économique, social et culturel. Le présent document vise examiner de manière critique et constructive la planification du développement au Ghana, en particulier pour la période 1975- 1980. Le Kenya est devenu indépendant en 1963, la planification du développement y a été considérée comme l'outil principal du Gouvernement amorcer et promouvoir le progrès économique et social. La planification et la mise en œuvre du développement en Tanzanie ont été décentralisées. Cela veut dire que chaque région et à l'intérieur de celle-ci chaque district peut coordonner la plupart des activités majeures du développement de leurs domaines respectifs et arriver ainsi à un développement équilibré. En 1971, la planification est devenue partie intégrante d'un nouveau ministère de la planification du développement et de l'orientation nationale, ce qui était tout à fait normal puisque les plans de la Zambie doivent servir à mettre en pratique la conception philosophique nationale de l'humanisme.
Bulletin économique pour l'Afrique : vol. XII, No.1
Reports
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2018-12-28T07:16:56Z
2022-06-20T09:30:36Z
2001-05
https://hdl.handle.net/10855/29224
Within the last three years, these conferences of Ministers of Finance and Planning, held jointly or in separate groups, have covered the key topics of trade and investment, financial sector reforms, debt management, and the challenge of financing development in Africa. We not only gained consensus on these key topics, but our positions helped influence G-8 meetings and the policies of debt holders. The November 2000 Conference of Ministers of Finance helped to prepare African countries for two upcoming global gatherings mandated by the UN General Assembly: The UN high-level event on financing fur development and the third United Nations Conference on the Least Developed Countries.
Opening statement to the twentieth meeting of the Technical Preparatory Committee Of the Whole (TEPCOW) and the ninth meeting of the intergovernmental group of experts
Speech
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2011-01-07T23:21:55Z
2012-10-31T12:43:06Z
1991
http://hdl.handle.net/10855/5325
This report follows from analyses of data and information prepared by the governments in the sub region in their economic and social situation, data and information available in publications by
International institutions and press reports on the situation of the sub region. More accurate and abundant data and information are required for the preparation of. Such a survey. These shortcomings should be taken into account on evaluating the conclusions reached
Survey of economic conditions in Africa, 1988-1989
Conference document
oai:repository.uneca.org:10855/78572021-03-15T14:30:10Zcom_10855_22610com_10855_22609com_10855_22561com_10855_22560com_10855_22573com_10855_22566com_10855_22575com_10855_22569col_10855_22611col_10855_22562col_10855_22565col_10855_22574col_10855_22568col_10855_22577col_10855_22570
2011-03-22T10:30:46Z
2011-03-22T10:30:46Z
2007
http://hdl.handle.net/10855/7857
This report aims to initiate a broader dialogue on the particular form and structure that NEPAD should take. It reviews progress in implementing NEPAD, the challenges and constraints, and recommends measures to address these challenges. As this report is intended to
spark discussions among various stakeholders, it does not offer specific and detailed recommendations; it asks more questions than it answers.
Challenges and prospects in the implementation of NEPAD : a draft report
Reports
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2014-09-03T08:56:55Z
2014-09-03T08:56:55Z
2013
http://hdl.handle.net/10855/22443
The theme of this edition of Economies of Central Africa is on the stakes and challenges of a green economy in Central Africa.The United Nations Economic Commission for Africa and the African Union commission define the green economy as a system that aims to improve human well being, ensure social equity and to reduce environmental
risks as well as ecological shortages.It is characterized by low carbon emissions,the efficient utilization of resources and social inclusion.
The economies of central Africa 2013 :stakes and challenges of a green economy in Central Africa
Book
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2011-01-14T14:35:01Z
2011-01-14T14:35:01Z
1962-05
http://hdl.handle.net/10855/6970
Most governments have now found it essential to gather, statistics on at least some, aspects of the industrial sector of their economy. The extent to which they have developed, the collection of these types of statistics has varied greatly depending upon a number of factors. Generally, the most important single factor has been the degree of industrialization achieved in the, particular country. However, it is not only to governments of highly developed and industrialized economies to which statistics of industrial activity are important. All governments need data on the role, structure and activities of the industrial sector of the economy in order to assess and encourage industrial growth and stability. Further, for purpose of international action in this field, some of these data are needed on an internationally comparable basis.
Objectives and concepts of a system of industrial statistics
Conference document
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2011-01-08T01:15:35Z
2014-05-29T06:49:08Z
1993-02
http://hdl.handle.net/10855/6258
This paper focuses on the strategies for financial resource mobilization for Africa’s development in the 1990s. African economies are characterized by a low level of per capita income, high marginal propensity to consume, as well as political and institutional factors, all which lead to low gross domestic saving (GDS) rates in proportion to national income.
Strategies for financial resource mobilization for Africa's development in the 1990s
Conference document
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2012-08-03T14:48:52Z
2012-08-31T09:44:48Z
1981-07
http://hdl.handle.net/10855/21313
As part of the preparations for the United Nations Conference on the Least Developed Countries, individual review meetings for the three least developed countries of southern Africa, Guinea-Bissau and Haiti took place at the Falais des Nations, Geneva, during the period 22 to 26 Juno 1981.
Reports of the review meeting for the least developed countries of Southern Africa, Guinea-Bissau and Haiti
Reports
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2011-01-08T06:10:30Z
2014-05-09T09:56:12Z
1964-02
http://hdl.handle.net/10855/8705
Le présent document signalera l’attention de la Commission un certain un certain nombre de résolutions et de décisions intéressant ses travaux, .qui ont été adoptées par le Conseil économique et social et 1’Assemblée générale depuis la clôture de la cinquième session de la Commission.
Résolutions et décisions intéressant la Commission adoptées par le Conseil économique et social à ses trente-cinquième et trente-sixième sessions et par l'assemblée générale à sa dix-huitième session
Conference document
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2011-12-14T13:01:02Z
2011-12-14T13:01:02Z
1973-08
http://hdl.handle.net/10855/12215
The statistical commission held its seventeenth session at the Palais des Nations, Geneva, from 13-24 November 1972. Its report was adopted by ECOSOC in June 1973. The agenda of the Commission meeting is given in Annex I. Two topics are described here in detail in the belief that they are of particular interest to the Conference of African Statisticians; (a) Statistics of the developing countries for the Second United Nations Development Decade; and (b) Technical Assistance in Statistics.
Matters arisising from the Sventeenth Session of the United Nations Statistical Commission
Reports
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2018-12-28T07:49:27Z
2018-12-28T07:49:27Z
1974-06
http://hdl.handle.net/10855/33402
African economic indicators 1974
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2016-05-16T12:57:00Z
2016-05-16T12:57:00Z
2016-01
https://hdl.handle.net/10855/23001
The 2016 Conference of Ministers will be held under the theme: “Towards an integrated and coherent approach for the implementation, monitoring and evaluation of Agenda 2063, the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development and the Sustainable Development Goals”. The theme builds on recommendations made by the African Union on the need to fast-track the implementation of Agenda 2063, including flagship projects, and the global discussions on the implementation of the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development.
Draft concept note
Conference document
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2018-12-28T06:49:58Z
2023-02-13T11:47:23Z
2004-04
https://hdl.handle.net/10855/26245
This briefing note looks at the impact of the reforms initiated in 1995 on the functioning and effectiveness of the ECA intergovernmental machinery and males recommendations for further enhancing its effectiveness it observes that the reform of the intergovernmental machinery has led to a streamlined agile and more effective structure despite the notable achievements highlighted however the note concludes that there is ample room for further improvements in several area including the following Improving the qualitative and quantitative participation of member states at future meetings this could be done by ensuring that the work and agendas of the meetings are organized in such a way as to attract attendance of senior officials there is need to establish sector focal point at the national level to ensure follow up to regionally agreed decisions.
Briefing note number 3
Conference document
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2011-12-16T16:46:01Z
2014-06-20T10:28:38Z
1994-06
http://hdl.handle.net/10855/19349
This paper focuses on Methodological note for the collection of data necessary for the calculation of performance indicators: regional transport data base project (IBRD,ECA,UNDP).
Methodological note for the collection of data necessary for the calculation of performance indicators.
Conference document
oai:repository.uneca.org:10855/191432018-12-28T14:56:30Zcom_10855_22561com_10855_22560col_10855_22562col_10855_22565
2011-12-16T16:34:53Z
2012-07-17T13:24:30Z
1990-05
http://hdl.handle.net/10855/19143
The twenty-fifth session of the Economic Commission for Afiica and sixteenth meeting of the ECA Conference of Ministers responsible for economic development and planning was held at Tripoli, the Great Socialist People's Libyan Arab Jamahiriya under the overall theme "Africa in the 1990s.
Final communique
Technical paper
oai:repository.uneca.org:10855/84322018-12-28T14:34:45Zcom_10855_22561com_10855_22560col_10855_22562col_10855_22565
2011-05-18T12:09:52Z
2011-05-18T12:09:52Z
1982-03
http://hdl.handle.net/10855/8432
En 1979-1980, le secrétariat de la CEA c'est efforcé de construire des macro-modèles des économies des pays africains afin de prévoir les conditions de croissance de ces économies dans le cadre de différents scénarios. Lors de la construction de ces modèles, on a attiré l’ attention sur les diverses limitations qui influent sur leur élaboration. Il est utile de récapituler brièvement certaines de ces limitations.
Projections par secteurs : quelques méthodes de base
Conference document
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2018-12-28T08:38:14Z
2023-06-23T06:46:41Z
1998-04
https://hdl.handle.net/10855/39421
The International Development Goals (IDGs), with the exception of the poverty reduction goal, emerged from a series of UN conferences in the early to mid-1990s and were consolidated in the 1996 DAC publication, "Shaping the 21st Century: The Contribution of Development Co-operation". They reflect broad agreement in the international community and were arrived at with the active participation of developing countries. The results oriented approach to development reflects an increasing concern with outputs and outcomes. However, to increase the effectiveness of development assistance, systems have to be established to measure accurately how effective development co-operation is, and has been, in tackling world poverty.
Measuring progress towards the international development goals
Conference document
oai:repository.uneca.org:10855/340942019-05-29T03:13:18Zcom_10855_22561com_10855_22560com_10855_22594com_10855_22593com_10855_41961com_10855_41951com_10855_41929col_10855_22565col_10855_22595col_10855_41973
2018-12-28T07:54:31Z
2018-12-28T07:54:31Z
1973
http://hdl.handle.net/10855/34094
Summaries of economic data
oai:repository.uneca.org:10855/146202018-12-28T14:52:14Zcom_10855_22561com_10855_22560com_10855_22575col_10855_22562col_10855_22565col_10855_22580col_10855_22577
2011-11-04T07:12:25Z
2011-11-04T07:12:25Z
1995-03
http://hdl.handle.net/10855/14620
La Conférence des Ministres africains des transports et des communications est un organe auxiliaire de la Conférence des Ministres de la CEA, charge de suivie le développement du système régional des transports et des communications africains. C'est un organe officiel de la Commission.
Dixième conférence des ministres africains des transports et des communications : aide-memoire
Reports
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2016-07-25T08:06:50Z
2016-07-25T08:06:50Z
2015
2411–5002
A diagnostic study of the African economic structure reveals that Africa’s growth acceleration in recent years has not been associated with economic structural transformation. In general, the agriculture sector is still a major employer of the majority of the labour force albeit representing a small share of its value-added in total GDP. The service sector is the largest sector in GDP and in total employment for most African countries. This leaves only a few countries, in which the industry sector plays the role as the largest sector in output, but not in employment. Specifically, productivity in the agriculture sector is still relatively low. Among the four stages used to categorise the state of development in agriculture, i.e. the ‘beginning’, ‘agricultural surplus’, ‘integration’, and ‘industrialisation’, most African countries are at the beginning phase and only a few in the agricultural surplus phase. In the industry sector, along the inverted U-shape curve representing the two phases in the process of industrialization, the ‘industrialisation’ and ‘deindustrialization’ phases, the majority of African countries are in the stage of being ‘not industrialised’ with the exception of only two countries which are in the industrialised but not the deindustrialised stage. The service sector is dominated by traditional rather than modern services.
Between the ‘two waves’ of the service sector, most countries are still in the first (‘traditional’) wave of the development of the service sector and have not started the second (‘modern’) wave. African countries have lacked industrialisation up until the most recent decade. The new ICT era, and
globalization with foreign direct investment and global supply and value chains, have made the industrialisation process faster and easier than before and brought the opportunity for African countries to quickly catch up with the latest technology, and modern management knowledge and skills. Governments have more important roles to play in identifying proper and relevant industrial policies.
African economic structural transformation: a diagnostic analysis
Article
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2011-05-16T11:49:57Z
2011-05-16T11:49:57Z
1969-02
http://hdl.handle.net/10855/10428
Industrialization in Africa was still in its early stages but it was essential that efforts should be continued to establish viable policies of industrialization and implement them according to clearly defined programmes of action which would mobilize all potential domestic and external resources „ Such industrialization efforts, in which the ECA would play a crucial role, should continue in the Second Development Decade with added vigour and greater experience, UNIDO would continue to maintain close contact with the African countries and regional organizations.
Provisional summary record of the one hundred and forty second meeting
Reports
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2015-01-12T13:03:08Z
2015-01-12T13:03:08Z
2014
https://hdl.handle.net/10855/22530
Les objectifs du Millénaire pour le développement (OMD) ont joué un rôle de catalyseur pour la promotion des actions menées par les gouvernements, la société civile et le secteur privé en vue de faire progresser le développement. Ils ont induit des effets à la fois directs, notamment par la mobilisation de l’aide en faveur du développement social, et indirects, grâce aux efforts de sensibilisation et de suivi déployés au plan mondial à l’appui des indicateurs clés mis au point pour mesurer les avancées enregistrées dans les domaines de l’éducation, la santé et l’égalité des sexes.
Evaluation des progrès accomplis en Afrique dans la réalisation des objectifs du millénaire pour le développement: analyse de la position commune africaine sur le programme de développement pour l’après-2015
Reports
oai:repository.uneca.org:10855/417622020-03-20T23:50:07Zcom_10855_22561com_10855_22560col_10855_22565
2019-03-20T08:02:50Z
2019-03-20T08:02:50Z
2019-03
The Economic Commission for Africa is responsible for promoting the economic and social development of its member states, fostering intra-regional integration, and promoting international cooperation for Africa's development. Through its work to promote Africa’s social and economic development, ECA will support African member states to create more prosperous and inclusive societies where most citizens are free from want and deprivation. If African member states are to attain the desired outcomes contained in the 2030 agenda for sustainable development and the African Union's agenda 2063, integrated policy and capacity support focused on accelerating the structural transformation and diversification of its economies are imperative. In this context, ECA has a key role to play in providing dedicated regional platforms, undertaking cutting-edge policy research and provision of capacity support and policy advice at country level. The mandates of ECA guide the subprograms in producing respective deliverable, which contribute to the attainment of each subprogram’s objective. The objectives of the subprograms are aligned with the organization’s purpose to achieve international cooperation in solving international problems of an economic, social, cultural, or humanitarian character, and in promoting and encouraging respect for human rights and for fundamental freedoms for all without distinction as to race, sex, language, or religion.
2020 programme plan and budget:Note by the secretariat
Conference document
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2012-05-23T07:00:46Z
2012-05-23T07:00:46Z
1961-06
http://hdl.handle.net/10855/2401
The first professional grades is that of statisticians for which the requisite qualification is either a University honours degree in Economics or Mathematics with statistics in either case or the Final examination for the Associateship of the English Institute of Statistics. But as pointed out in section (iv) above the supply of candidates with the recuisite qualifications is very short and as a short-term measure the Department has recruited some mathematical graduates with a view to giving them appropriate statistical training.
Federation on Nigeria : training and recruitment problems: status of statisticians and sub-professional and executive staff
Reports
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2011-01-08T06:16:27Z
2012-06-22T08:19:14Z
1964-02
http://hdl.handle.net/10855/8731
This information paper has "been prepared, in accordance with established practice, for the Economic Commission for Africa. It describes some of the technical assistance provided in the ECA region during 1963 by the United Nations; the Specialized Agencies and the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) under both their regular programmes and the Expanded Programme of Technical Assistance (EPTA). Examples are also given of assistance provided under the OPEX scheme.
Technical assistance provided to countries of the ECA region under the expanded and regular programmes
Conference document
oai:repository.uneca.org:10855/103252018-12-28T15:41:35Zcom_10855_22561com_10855_22560com_10855_22618com_10855_22609com_10855_22569col_10855_22562col_10855_22565col_10855_22619col_10855_22570
2011-12-07T07:22:26Z
2011-12-07T07:22:26Z
2005-05
http://hdl.handle.net/10855/10325
The twenty-fourth Meeting of the Committee of Experts of the Conference of African Ministers of Finance, Planning and Economic Development was held in Abuja, Nigeria, from 11 to 13 May 2005. Mr. Keith Muhakamizi, Deputy Secretary to the Treasury/Deputy Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Finance, Planning and Economic Development, Uganda, who chaired the opening session, made some brief welcoming remarks. Opening statements were delivered by Mr. K.Y. Amoako, Executive Secretary of the United Nations Economic Commission for Africa (ECA) and Dr. Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, Minister of Finance, Federal Republic of Nigeria.
Report of the twenty-fourth meeting of the committee of experts of the conference of African ministers of finance, planning and economic development
Reports
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2011-01-07T23:19:53Z
2014-05-14T08:41:30Z
1983
http://hdl.handle.net/10855/5308
This survey is divided into nine chapters. In the first six chapters the analysis concentrates on economic trends, in their international, sect oral, financial and external dimensions; one chapter deals with population and another with social issues, while the special study focuses this year on the role of women in agriculture.
Survey of economic conditions in Africa, 1981-1982
Working paper
oai:repository.uneca.org:10855/127852018-12-28T16:04:24Zcom_10855_22561com_10855_22560col_10855_22562col_10855_22565
2011-06-23T06:04:53Z
2011-06-23T06:04:53Z
1969-02
http://hdl.handle.net/10855/12785
Demande instamment aux états membres de continuer à accorder davantage leur appui moral et financier au projet afin d'établir l'IDEP comme une institution indépendante bénéficiant de l'appui des pays africains.
Projet de résolution: Institut de Planification et de Développement (IDEP)
Conference document
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2015-10-14T07:34:57Z
2015-10-14T07:34:57Z
2012
https://hdl.handle.net/10855/22624
Le present rapport annuel de la Commission economique pour I'Afrique (CEA) porte sur la periode allant du 30 mars 2011 au 27 mars 2012. Il a été établi conformément au paragraphe 18 du mandat de la Commission et a été adopté à l'unanimité par celle-ci le 27 mars 2012. Conformément à la résolution 861 (XLI) adoptée par la Commission à sa quarantèime session en avril 2008 et entérinée ultérieurement par le Conseil économique et social, la quarante-cinquième session s'est tenue dans le cadre des réunions annuelles conjointes de la Conférence des ministres de l'économie et des finances de l'Union africaine et de la Conférence des ministres africains des finances, de la planification et du développement économique de la CEA.
Rapport annuel 2012
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2018-12-28T07:30:14Z
2023-03-03T07:53:35Z
1992-01
https://hdl.handle.net/10855/30912
The twenty-fifth session of the UN Economic Commission for Africa (UNECA)/sixteenth meeting of African Ministers responsible for economic planning and development held in May 1990 adopted the Addis Ababa plan of Action for statistical development in Africa in the 1990s. The main objective of the STPA was to make Africa self-reliant in the provision of trained statistical personnel at all levels. Activities of STPA focused on training of trainers, for which a number of fellowships are awarded; co-ordination of training activities through the biennial meetings of directors of STPA centers; conduct of workshops; preparation of guide syllabuses for in-service, middle and undergraduate level training courses; and provision of short–term teaching consultants and advisory services.
A strategy for implementation of the Addis Ababa plan of action for statistical development in Africa in the 1990s
Conference document
oai:repository.uneca.org:10855/23062023-06-21T07:04:14Zcom_10855_22598com_10855_22593com_10855_22561com_10855_22560com_10855_22569col_10855_22599col_10855_22562col_10855_22565col_10855_22570
2011-01-07T18:39:58Z
2016-11-23T12:22:57Z
1999
https://hdl.handle.net/10855/2306
Cette édition du Rapport Economique sur l'Afrique (REA) est substantiellement différente des versions antérieures. Son contenu est largement réoriente afin de répondre aux besoins changeants, et d'ancrer l'analyse des économies Africaines par la Commission Economique pour l'Afrique dans un cadre qui permette de tester leur performance par rapport aux "meilleures pratiques" mais aussi de fournir des indications systématiques sur la manière dont les performances d'année en année ou de période à période divergent ou convergent avec l'objectif spécifique de développement à long-terme de ces économies. Les "meilleures pratiques" qui permettent d'évaluer les performances des pays proviennent des pays africains qui ont obtenu les réalisations les plus hautes possibles au cours de la période considérée et de la capacité qu'à chaque pays d'atteindre et de soutenir le niveau de performance requis par ses objectifs. En d'autres termes, une des caractéristiques du REA, à la fois vis-à-vis des rapports antérieurs ou d'exercices semblables en Afrique, est d'évaluer la performance (les résultats) et les efforts politiques par rapport à un objectif de long terme clairement défini de suppression de la pauvreté, et plus encore, par rapport à la capacité à faire perdurer ces résultats. Dans cet esprit, en plus de l'indice de performance et de l'indice de politique économique cette édition tente de développer pour les économies Africaines.
Rapport Economique sur l'Afrique 1999: le Défi de la Réduction de la Pauvreté et de la Viabilité
Flagship
oai:repository.uneca.org:10855/133552019-11-18T12:25:14Zcom_10855_22561com_10855_22560com_10855_22575com_10855_22566col_10855_22562col_10855_22565col_10855_22579col_10855_22568
2011-06-22T09:01:47Z
2011-06-22T09:01:47Z
1996-06
http://hdl.handle.net/10855/13355
The dimension of fiscal crisis in African countries continues to increase since the last decade. Weak macro-economic policies, widespread deficiencies in the management of the public sector, lack of institutional and human capabilities, feeble political commitment to restore financial stability, unstructured public investment programmes and other exogenous factors continue to deepen the fiscal crisis. Weak macro-economic policy within which to build critical capacities in public financial management systems to secure maximum efficiency and effectiveness in planning, forecasting and use of public financial resources is singled out as outstanding challenge. This paper examines background issues in the development of macro-economic policies in African countries (Section I), the macro-policy framework for public expenditure planning and forecasting, (Section II), budget systems in practice in Africa and their constraints on public expenditure planning and forecasting (Section III) and draws conclusion and makes policy suggestions (Section IV).
Enhancing the capacity for public expenditure planning and forecasting for improved public sector management in Africa
Working paper
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2018-12-28T07:56:49Z
2022-10-18T11:24:51Z
2001-06
https://hdl.handle.net/10855/34371
This present issue contains a selection of periodicals published during the years 1999 and 2000. In order to enable you consult the index with ease, descriptor terms selected from the UNBIS Thesaurus, have been used to describe the subject content of the selected articles and literature. The index is arranged in two sections: the first section presenting the bibliographic citations with their subject descriptors while the second section presents the various indexes (author, title, subject, geographic or country) arranged alphabetically and aimed at assisting users to locate specific references.
Africa index = catalogue Afrique : selected articles on socio-economic development = articles choisis sur le développement économique et social No. 84
Series
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2016-07-25T07:46:40Z
2016-07-25T07:46:40Z
2016
2411–5002
https://hdl.handle.net/10855/23249
Nous procédons dans cet article à une application de la deuxième loi de Kaldor (1966) au Sénégal en étudiant précisément les traditionnelles relations croissance du produit intérieur brut-croissance de la production manufacturière, productivité-croissance du produit intérieur brut et productivité-emploi. Un
schéma général considérant trois secteurs (agriculture, industrie et services) est élaboré et appliqué sur les données du Sénégal. Pour l’application de ces lois, différents modèles sont spécifiés et estimés par la méthode des moindres carrés ordinaires en adoptant l’approche de la cointégration. Les résultats des estimations montrent que la deuxième loi de Kaldor est parfaitement vérifiée. En effet, nous établissons une relation positive entre les productivités du travail et les croissances des valeurs ajoutées dans les différents secteurs aussi bien à court terme qu’à long terme.
Productivité et croissance économique au Sénégal: une application de la deuxième loi de Kaldor (1966)
Article
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2018-12-28T08:57:35Z
2024-01-18T05:58:13Z
1975
https://hdl.handle.net/10855/41159
The purpose of the following charts is to convey at a glance many of the salient features of the African economy and some of these features are elaborated upon in the accompanying text. The general information and supporting subregional and country detail should help provide UN and other experts with limited geographical interests with a quick indication of the main characteristics and comparative standing of the countries with which they are concerned.
African economic indicators, 1975
Newsletter
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2016-01-14T15:31:06Z
2016-01-14T15:31:06Z
2015-10
http://hdl.handle.net/10855/22915
The African Social Development Index has been applied in different countries. Five sub regional workshops have been organized to build national capacities in using the Index for social policy analysis and planning. The trainings covered a total of 46 member States and 8 regional economic communities, including senior officials from Ministries of Development Planning, Ministries of Economy and Finance, Ministries in charge of Social Affairs, and national statistics offices.
Report on the application of the African social development index in select African countries
Conference document
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2018-12-28T07:41:41Z
2021-05-22T19:50:00Z
2003-05
https://hdl.handle.net/10855/32344
African Ministers of Finance, Planning and Economic Development are to meet in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, on 1 June to discuss how the international development system can more effectively aid Africa's battle against poverty. Their discussions will focus on: Mutual Accountability, Policy Coherence and Development Effectiveness, Making the International Monetary Fund Work Better for Africa; and The Macroeconomic Implications of HIV/AIDS. The theme has been chosen to provide an opportunity for African Ministers and senior African policymakers to develop African positions on policy coherence and harmonization towards enhancing development effectiveness, as well as to the current discussions over the future role of the IMF in Africa. African Finance, Planning and Economic Development Ministers are key policymakers for both the ADB and ECA. In the past, these policymakers were obliged to travel to two separate meetings at different times of the year, a situation that affected attendance and worked against the development of coherent African positions.
African ministers to discuss mutual accountability
Press release
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2011-01-14T12:31:16Z
2011-01-14T12:31:16Z
2005-06
http://hdl.handle.net/10855/4539
This paper presents the topology of the ICT4D indicators resulting from the integration of the various models constituting the building blocks of the methodology as described in the preceding sections. The topology presents a two dimensional perspective for defining the IS/ICT4D indicators in terms of the core requirements and the components CUT model.
The Scan-ICT phase 2 methodology: a tool Kit for the development of information society ICT4D status and impact monitoring, assessment and measurement indicators
Working paper
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2018-12-28T07:51:18Z
2018-12-28T07:51:18Z
1983-11
http://hdl.handle.net/10855/33649
Directory of african statisticians = Repertoire des statsiticiens africains
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2011-01-07T21:05:34Z
2011-01-07T21:05:34Z
1976-06
http://hdl.handle.net/10855/4022
Route GAO- tillabery etude de factibilite: rapport economique et technique
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2018-12-28T07:56:50Z
2024-01-12T06:08:43Z
2001-12
https://hdl.handle.net/10855/34373
Africa Index is a bibliographic journal issued two times a year by the Library of the United Nations Economic Commission for Africa. It lists titles of periodical articles, titles of series and occasional papers, as well as titles of chapters of books when felt essential. This present issue contains a selection of periodicals published during the second half of 2001. To enable you to consult the index with ease, descriptor terms selected from the UNBTS Thesaurus have been used to describe the subject content of the selected articles and literature. The Index is arranged in two sections: the first section presenting the bibliographic citations with their subject descriptors and article titles arranged in alphabetical order while the second section presents the various indexes (author, subject, geographic or country) also arranged alphabetically and aimed at assisting users to locate specific references.
Africa index = catalogue Afrique selected articles on socio-economic development = articles choisis sur le développement économique et social
Series
oai:repository.uneca.org:10855/481862022-08-19T10:01:12Zcom_10855_22561com_10855_22560col_10855_22565
2022-08-19T08:13:22Z
2022-08-19T08:13:22Z
2021-02
https://hdl.handle.net/10855/48186
The present report highlights progress in the implementation by the secretariat of the Economic Commission for Africa (ECA) of the resolutions adopted by the Conference of African Ministers of Finance, Planning and Economic Development at its fifty-second session, held in Marrakech, Morocco, on 25 and 26 March 2019, as well as by the extraordinary meeting of the Bureau, held on-line on 9 April 2020, in lieu of the fifty-third session, postponed due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The Conference adopted eight resolutions, and the extraordinary meeting of the Bureau, two resolutions, which were submitted to the Economic and Social Council of the United Nations for review and endorsement. The present report highlights progress made in the implementation of nine of those resolutions which require action to be taken by the Commission.
Report on the follow-up by the Economic Commission for Africa to the resolutions of the fifty-second annual meeting of the Conference of African Ministers of Finance, Planning and Economic Development, and the 2020 extraordinary meeting of the Bureau of the Conference
Conference document
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2018-12-28T07:14:55Z
2021-12-13T07:11:11Z
2006
https://hdl.handle.net/10855/28973
The objective is to shed light on whether and to what extent more and better managed capital Rows will help African countries achieve their development goals. The report first presents evidence on the recent and medium-term macroeconomic performance of African economies. It then evaluates the trends and volatility of capital flows and their effects on economic growth
Economic report on Africa 2006: capital flows and development financing in Africa
Reports
oai:repository.uneca.org:10855/168862018-12-28T14:47:40Zcom_10855_22561com_10855_22560col_10855_22562col_10855_22565
2011-10-22T00:30:09Z
2012-06-19T08:37:39Z
1988-03
http://hdl.handle.net/10855/16886
Ce document fait un bref rappel des activités entreprises par plusieurs
agences des Nations Unies, des autres organisations internationales et des institutions universitaires en matière d'élaboration de modèles globaux.
L'Afrique et les systèmes de modèles globaux : quelques considérations
Conference document
oai:repository.uneca.org:10855/339202019-05-29T03:45:47Zcom_10855_22561com_10855_22560com_10855_22594com_10855_22593com_10855_41961com_10855_41951com_10855_41929col_10855_22565col_10855_22595col_10855_41973
2018-12-28T07:53:14Z
2018-12-28T07:53:14Z
1973-12
http://hdl.handle.net/10855/33920
Summaries of economic data: Botsewana
oai:repository.uneca.org:10855/334672019-05-29T03:29:28Zcom_10855_22561com_10855_22560com_10855_22594com_10855_22593com_10855_41961com_10855_41951com_10855_41929col_10855_22562col_10855_22565col_10855_22595col_10855_41973
2018-12-28T07:49:57Z
2018-12-28T07:49:57Z
1993-04
http://hdl.handle.net/10855/33467
Mission report on the construction of input-output tables and Macro-economic modeling and planning in Seychelles Victoria (Seychelles) 5 - 18 April, 1993
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2011-12-16T15:34:06Z
2012-07-13T07:13:29Z
1967-11
http://hdl.handle.net/10855/18845
Le Budget Economique peut être défini comme un plan annuel ou un Instrument de gestion Economique et Financière destiné à tracer la voie
qui pourrait nous amener à atteindre les objectifs retenus à moyen et
long terme.
Budget économique et son élaboration : document présenté par le gouvernement de la République Tunisienne
Reports
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2011-03-30T10:11:42Z
2011-03-30T10:11:42Z
1997-04
http://hdl.handle.net/10855/13524
This annual report is prepared for review by the Africa Coordinating Committee on the Integration of Women in Development (ARCC) at its eighteenth meeting in ECA, Addis Ababa in accordance with its terms of reference. It will cover the period beginning in April 1996 through to April 1997. The activities will be clustered into three parts. The first part will review actions taken to implement Resolutions and Decisions related to gender and women issues emanating from the African Conference of Ministers responsible for Economic and Social Development at its twenty-second meeting in May 1996. The second part will cover publications and reports raised by the African Centre for Women (ACW) and other ECA Divisions- meetings organized and missions undertaken during the period under review. The orientation of the work programme for 1997 and the conclusion of the report will be presented briefly in the third part
Report on the activities of the women in development programme during the period April 1996 to April 1997
Reports
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2014-09-03T09:41:01Z
2014-09-03T09:41:01Z
2014-03
http://hdl.handle.net/10855/22412
This document focuses on the report of Economic and Social Conditions in West Africa in 2012-2013 and outlook for 2014. The report has been submitted to the Intergovernmental Committee of Experts for review and comments with a view to working out consensual recommendations and development strategies capable of: (i) boosting economic growth in member countries and contributing to their structural transformation in a more inclusive manner; and (ii) accelerating the economic integration of the sub- region.
Economic and social conditions in West Africa in 2012-2013 and outlook for 2014
Conference document
oai:repository.uneca.org:10855/106122018-12-28T15:40:37Zcom_10855_22561com_10855_22560col_10855_22562col_10855_22565
2011-04-28T08:29:56Z
2011-04-28T08:29:56Z
1985-03
http://hdl.handle.net/10855/10612
One of the most binding constraints- on the implementation of IDEP's goals has been the inadequacy of financial resources. This is not only in terms of the amount of financial resource inflows but also its overtime instability Financial resources fluctuate widely from one year to the other and within each year there is no guarantee of the timing of their actual receipt. Under such circumstances, planning of the Institute's activities in a steady and sustainable fashion becomes a hazardous task to the detriment of its services.
Future funding of IDEP
Conference document
oai:repository.uneca.org:10855/298322019-05-29T03:25:50Zcom_10855_41930com_10855_41929com_10855_41983com_10855_41975com_10855_41937com_10855_22561com_10855_22560com_10855_41961com_10855_41951col_10855_41931col_10855_41984col_10855_41950col_10855_22562col_10855_22565col_10855_42032col_10855_41973
2018-12-28T07:21:39Z
2018-12-28T07:21:39Z
1991-03
http://hdl.handle.net/10855/29832
A survey of economic and social conditions in Eastern and Southern Africa : 1989-1990
oai:repository.uneca.org:10855/127112018-12-28T15:34:39Zcom_10855_22561com_10855_22560com_10855_22618com_10855_22609col_10855_22562col_10855_22565col_10855_22619
2011-10-21T10:11:32Z
2011-10-21T10:11:32Z
1969-01
http://hdl.handle.net/10855/12711
Le présent rapport de la Commission économique pour l'Afrique (CEA) constitue la deuxième partie du rapport d'activités du secrétariat durant les deux années qui ont suivi la huitième session de la commission , soit du 1 er mars 1968 au 2 février 1969. La première partie du rapport(E/4497) a été soumise par le secrétaire exécutif à la quarante-cinquième session du conseil.
Projet de rapport annuel : 1er mars 1968 - 2 fèvrier 1969
Reports
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2018-12-28T08:02:36Z
2020-05-28T09:21:47Z
1962-06
https://repository.uneca.org/handle/10855/35136
The purpose of the meeting was to exchange planning experience gained by African countries and to discuss problems of common interest. In addition to exchange of experience in planning methods and situations: methods of comprehensive planning, statistical data used in planning, demographic and social aspects of development plans, and a few more subjects. Africa is still in developing stage, makes it generally rewarding to exchange views and experience on problems of planning. This gives a very brief summary of the meeting and draws the attention to some points of special interest.
Economic Bulletin for Africa: vol.II No.2
Fact sheet
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2011-10-22T00:11:51Z
2011-10-22T00:11:51Z
1971
http://hdl.handle.net/10855/16547
Etude des conditions économiques en Afrique, 1969: (Partie I)
oai:repository.uneca.org:10855/246962022-10-24T10:06:29Zcom_10855_22561com_10855_22560com_10855_22575col_10855_22565col_10855_22580
2018-12-28T06:19:23Z
2022-10-24T07:29:57Z
2001
https://hdl.handle.net/10855/24696
Le présent rapport s’agit de la première réunion des directeurs de transport des cinq Commissions econorniques des Nations unies s'est tenue au Caire sous l'égide de la Commission économique pour l’Afrique (CEA) et du Ministère des transports de l'Egypte. La tenue de cette réunion faisait suite à la décision prise en septembre 1999 par les secrétaires exécutifs des cinq Commissions économiques des Nations unies. La deuxième réunion des directeurs a été convoquée du 23 au 24 janvier 2001 à Beirut au siège de la Commission économique et sociale pour l'Asie occidentale (CESAO). La réunion des directeurs a été une occasion pour renforcer la coopération entre les différentes Commissions dans le domaine des transports et de finaliser le concept de projet de coopération conçu lors de la première réunion. Ce projet a déjà eu l'avale de DESA et sera soumis pour financement au fonds de Développement des Nations unies. Le rapport de la réunion est attaché en annexes
Rapport de mission participer à la réunion des directeurs des transports des commissions économiques des nations unies
Reports
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2011-04-26T11:22:20Z
2011-04-26T11:22:20Z
1981-08
http://hdl.handle.net/10855/7976
This paper presents the Review and appraisal of progress of industrial development and co-operation in Africa 1970 - 1979, of the Sixth Conference of African Ministers
of Industry held at
Kampala Uganda, from 23 to 25 November 1981.
Review and appraisal of progress of industrial development and co-operation in Africa 1970 - 1979
Reports
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2011-05-16T11:57:06Z
2011-05-16T11:57:06Z
1969-02
http://hdl.handle.net/10855/12759
The ACTING CHAIRMAN announced that three further messages of congratulation had been-received, from the President of Somalia, the Hammarskjold Foundation and Mr. Mekki Abbas, the Commission's first Executive Secretary. The full texts of those messages would be incorporated in the document containing all other similar messages, OPENING OF THE SESSION (item 1 of the revised provisional agenda) The Acting Chairman declared open the ninth session of the Commission.
Provisional summary record of the One Hundred and Forty-third Meeting : held at Africa Hall, Addis Ababa on Thursday, 6 February 1969, at 10.25
Reports
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2011-03-29T09:37:33Z
2011-03-29T09:37:33Z
1963-04
http://hdl.handle.net/10855/7860
This report summarizes draft proposals made by the starting team of the institute, in a meeting held in Addis Ababa from 25 March to 4 April 1963, at the request of the Executive secretary of ECA. The composition of the team is given in Annex 1. two consultants, Dr. F.E Banks, Lecturer at Stockholm University, and Dr. D.E Carney, Economic Adviser, as full members of the meeting. Pending the appointment of members of the team by FAO and WHO, each of these Agencies appointed an observer to the meeting. Finally, a number of ECA divisions gave specialized advice on specific items of the agenda.
African institute for economic development and planning : draft programme for 1963/64 activities (proposals by the starting team)
Conference document
oai:repository.uneca.org:10855/9602016-03-03T14:52:56Zcom_10855_22561com_10855_22560com_10855_22569col_10855_22562col_10855_22565col_10855_22570oai:repository.uneca.org:10855/423412019-09-10T13:57:49Zcom_10855_22561com_10855_22560col_10855_22565
2019-09-10T09:18:48Z
2019-09-10T09:18:48Z
1982-10
Economy-wide planning models are intended to be a practical tool for investigating certain development problems. The relationship between economy-wide planning models and the whole of development planning from two perspectives. The first involves the conceptual view of models and the planning process, while the second focuses on past experiences and the types of countries for which these methodologies seem most appropriate. A discussion of various organizational frameworks for planning which have been adopted in developing countries. The basic characteristics and uses of formal models are presented there with special emphasis on the role of economy-wide models.
The status of planning: an overview
Working paper
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2018-12-28T07:17:21Z
2020-11-10T23:10:31Z
1968-06
https://repository.uneca.org/handle/10855/29288
Le présent rapport de la Commission économique pour l'Afrique (CEA) embrasse la période allant du 26 février 1967 au 29 février 1968, c'est-à-dire l'année qui a suivi sa huitième session. Le Secrétaire exécutif soumet ce rapport au Conseil économique et social, pour que celui-ci il examine à sa quarante-cinquième session, conformément au paragraphe 17 du mandat de la Commission. La Commission présentera au Conseil économique et social, une fois par an, un rapport complet sur son activité et ses projets, ainsi que sur ceux de tous organismes subsidiaires. Pour les années au cours desquelles la Commission ne se réunit pas en session, le Secrétaire exécutif présentera au Conseil économique et social un rapport complet sur son activité et ses projets, ainsi que sur ceux de tous organismes subsidiaires, après approbation par le Président de la session considérée et communication aux Etats membres pour avis et toute modification nécessaire.
Document officiels: quarante-cinquième session : supplément No. 5
Reports
oai:repository.uneca.org:10855/211452018-12-28T16:08:02Zcom_10855_22561com_10855_22560col_10855_22562col_10855_22565
2012-08-03T14:37:45Z
2012-09-18T13:34:04Z
2003-05
http://hdl.handle.net/10855/21145
Experts recognized that disaggregating growth accounting would assist in portraying a more precise economic performance of African countries, particularly with countries dependent on a few sectors such
as oil and agriculture. When exogenous shocks impact these key sectors, overall growth numbers suffer, although other sectors may still be growing at higher levels. Experts called for disaggregated analyses of economies to better evaluate performance of sectors other than agriculture and hydrocarbons. The reform of the Poverty Reduction Growth Facility (PRGF) framework should be examined in order to foster
higher growth, with a focus on long-term development rather than short-term growth. Participants called on the rapporteur to update and correct the data relating to the economies of the above member
countries, bearing in mind the data transmitted by those countries to the different ECA subregional offices.
Report of the twenty-second meeting of the committee of experts of the conference of African ministers of finance , planning and economic development, Addis Ababa, 29-31 May 2003
Conference document
oai:repository.uneca.org:10855/337962023-12-08T08:57:06Zcom_10855_41930com_10855_41929com_10855_41983com_10855_41975com_10855_22561com_10855_22560com_10855_22594com_10855_22593com_10855_41961com_10855_41951col_10855_41931col_10855_41984col_10855_41994col_10855_22565col_10855_22595col_10855_42018col_10855_41974col_10855_42032col_10855_41973
2018-12-28T07:52:17Z
2018-12-28T07:52:17Z
1981
https://hdl.handle.net/10855/33796
Statistical and economic information bulletin for Africa=bulletin d'information statistique et économique pour l'Afrique
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2012-08-03T15:03:31Z
2012-09-17T14:25:37Z
1971-02
http://hdl.handle.net/10855/21472
Les principles et les objectifs de la Charte des Nations Unies font l'obligation à tous les Etats de favoriser l'entente et une coopération fructueuse pour rapprocher les niveaux de développement favouriser le progrès moral et spirituel et supprimer les sources de conflit dans le
monde.
Compte rendu analytique provisoire de la cent cinquante cinquième séance : tenue à la bourse du travail à Tunis le lundi 8 février 1971 à 15 h 15
Reports
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2011-03-22T14:41:06Z
2011-03-22T14:41:06Z
1962-09
http://hdl.handle.net/10855/8216
After a thorough, analysis of the economic structure of the Sudan it soon became evident that the usual objectives for planning in developing countries would be fully applicable to this, country.
Comprehensive economic planning in the Sudan
Conference document
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2018-12-28T07:50:33Z
2018-12-28T07:50:33Z
1995-06
http://hdl.handle.net/10855/33544
Africa index = Catralogue Afrique: Selected articles on socio-economic development = articles choisis sur le developpment economique et social
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2018-12-28T07:40:39Z
2018-12-28T07:40:39Z
2006
http://hdl.handle.net/10855/32223
Forum on ICTs, trade and economic growth
Press Release
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2018-12-28T07:05:39Z
2018-12-28T07:05:39Z
1988-03
http://hdl.handle.net/10855/27885
The review of economic and social conditions in Africa 1986-1987
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2011-05-16T10:35:05Z
2011-05-16T10:35:05Z
1982-02
http://hdl.handle.net/10855/8353
On trouvera dans le présent document une description de la stratégie de croissance et de la structure de transformation structurelle et de réorientation de l’ensemble des activités de l’institut. On trouvera également un programme et un budget quinquennaux (1982-86) qui ont été élaborés en fonction de cette stratégie qui est elle-même basée sur la situation économique de l’Afrique et sur ses besoins.
Rapport de l'institut africain de développement économique et de planification
Reports
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2018-12-28T08:49:48Z
2018-12-28T08:49:48Z
1996
http://hdl.handle.net/10855/40621
Rapport sur les activités de planification du développement pour la période 1994-1997 et de la stratégie pour la période 1998-1999
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