The proposed program of work and priorities of the Economic Commission for Africa for the biennium 1994-1995 has been prepared within the framework of the revised Medium-term Plan for the period 1992-1997 adopted by the ...

Since 1960, the vast majority of African countries have accumulated a rich and diversified experience in planning. Today, almost all the countries (45 out of 51) have planning structures and mechanisms. Even if the term ...

This is the second report on self-evaluation of programmes in ECA to be submitted to the ECA Conference of Ministers. As Was the case with the first one, this report is a summary of self-evaluation reports undertaken by ...

The purpose of the present document is to provide a progress report on the actions taken at the level of the secretariat as well as at the level of United Nations Headquarters in pursuance of the implementation of these ...

The treaty establishing the African Economic community (AEC), initialed by the Heads of State and Government at the organization of African unity (OAU) summit in Abuja, Nigeria on 3 June 1991, is the realization of Article ...

The outlook for this decade increasingly shows that African countries have to strive hard to seek internal solutions to the economic crisis. One area which will call for more attention to this inward search for solution ...

This report has responded to the request of the Conference of Ministers by making proposals for streamlining the intergovernmental machinery. The present structure of the intergovernmental machinery of the Commission ...

This document is a Report of the sixth meeting of the regional technical committee for padis : Addis Ababa, Ethiopia 21-22 April 1993, of the Fourteenth meeting of the Technical Preparatory Committee of the Whole, held ...

Achieving improved coherence in the activities of various United Nations agencies has received well-deserved emphasis over the years. The reforms initiated in various parts of the United Nations system in recent times have ...

The Bureau meeting, which was chaired by H.E. Mr. Jacques Baudin, President of AMCEN and the Senegalese Minister of Environment and Tourism, was convened on the basis of major findings and conclusions of evaluations/assessments ...