Africa’s experience over the last decade suggests strongly that the continent is likely to make the 21st century its own. Since the beginning of this century, African countries have shown strong economic growth. While ...

Ce document traite de la quatrième édition de la série de questions-réponses avec la Secrétaire exécutive de la CEA sur des questions qui concernent et touchent l’organisation et le personnel. Dans cette édition, la ...

The Executive Secretary of the Economic Commission for Africa (ECA) is convening the twenty-second quarterly briefing with African ambassadors accredited to Ethiopia on 11 March 2019, to exchange views on the work of the ...

On 29 April 1958, the United Nations Economic and Social Council convened in New York for its twenty-fifth session to deliberate on a favorable consideration to supporting African governments, in their efforts to raise ...

La présente note d’information s’inspire d’une étude effectuée par le Bureau sous régional en Afrique australe de la Commission économique pour l’Afrique (CEA) intitulée : Économie bleue, industrialisation inclusive et ...

Les pays d’Afrique du Nord se caractérisent par la lenteur de leur processus de diversification économique et la persistance d’un taux de chômage élevé, notamment chez les jeunes diplômés. La productivité du travail n’a ...

Long-term comprehensive development frameworks or visions, at both the international and national levels, are crucial for inclusive and sustainable development and transformation. From the Millennium Development Goals to ...

The Economic Commission for Africa (ECA) has been using conventional approaches, policy and investment assessments along with forecasting tools. The analyses conducted are often comparatively static and narrowly focused ...

The Programme of Action states that building up the capacity of Least Developed Countries in agriculture, manufacturing and services is necessary for greater inclusion in the world economy, resistance to shocks and sustaining ...