The hypotheses of a self-sufficient and self-sustained growth of the African economies require a favourable socio-economic and political climate in every country and between the various countries. It is necessary to ...

This document is a Report of the twenty - sixth meeting of the committee of experts of the conference of African minsters of finance, planning and economic development held in Addis Ababa, from 29 March -1April 2007.

In reviewing some of the key items on the agenda of the present meeting, the Executive Secretary noted that the theme of this year's conference was also in direct response to the commitment made by the ECA Conference of ...

The present paper is just an attempt to throw some light on some aspects of the problems of the African least developed countries. Its limitations lie, inter alia, both in the methods used and in the fact that it deals ...

La vingt-deuxième réunion du Comité d'experts de la Conférence des Ministres Africains des Finances, de la Planification et du développement économique s'est tenue au Centre de conférences des Nations Unies à Addis-Abeba ...

In 1985, Africa’s total population was estimated at 551 million sixty – five percent of the population fell below 25 years. Youth, accordingly to the United Nations classification were in the age – group falling within ...

This document is a progress report on the establishment of the federation of African women entrepreneurs, an African bank for women and preparations for the fourth world conference on women, on The Advancement of women in Africa.

The stagnation in GDP in the 1970s and the high rate of population increase caused a pronounced fall in per capita GNP from 624: in 1975: to 510 in 1978 (at 1975 prices). Furthermore, as a result of the very high rate of ...

Among developing African countries g the economies of the 27 least developed countries (IUCs), which are characterized by formidable structural deficiencies, have been hardest hit in the milien of the current development ...

The Fourth Conference of African Ministers of Social Affairs was held at Africa Hall, Addis Ababa, from 25 to 26 March 1985. It was organized and convened by the United Nations Economic Commission for Africa (ECA) and the ...