NEPAD Flashcards

1
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NEPAD stands for?

A

The New Partnership for Africa’s Development

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The purpose of NEPAD?

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set the agenda for Africa’s growth through the individual and collective efforts of African countries and their development partners

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Current challenges NEPAD meant to address?

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escalating poverty, underdevelopment, marginalization and backwardness

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NEPAD is part of which organization?

A

African Union

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Which 5 heads of state formulated NEPAD?

A
Former President Thabo Mbeki (S Africa)
Former Pres. Olusegun Obasanjo (Nigeria)
President Abdelaziz Bouteflika (Algeria)
President Abdoulaye Wade (Senegal)
Hosni Mubarak (Egypt)
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When/where was NEPAD adopted

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at the 37th and last summit of the OAU in July 2001 in Lusaka Zambia

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When/where initial plan accepted?

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the first AU meeting in Durban, South Africa in 2002

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Objectives of NEPAD

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  • eradicate poverty in Africa
  • African countries on path to sustainable dev
  • halt marginalization and ensure full integration into global economy
  • empowerment of women
  • mobilize ordinary Africans
  • confront numerous challenges facing continent
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Why NEPAD?

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  • failure of past dev strategies
  • earlier ones imposed by outsiders
  • need entirely homegrown/operated (with outside support)
  • pressure on African leaders to address development challenges
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Key Principles

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  • good governance
  • African ownership/leadership/participation
  • regional integration
  • build competitiveness
  • form new partners that change existing unequal relationships
  • all partnerships linked to MDGs
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Priority Sectors

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  • infrastructure
  • human resource development
  • agriculture
  • science and tech
  • environment
  • market access
  • peace/security/governance
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Heads of state and government implementation committee

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comprises 20 African leaders who meet every six months to assess progress

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NEPAD Agency or Secretariat

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coordinates the implementation of all projects and programs

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14
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APRM stands for?

A

African Peer Review Mechanism

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APRM meant to entrench values in which areas?

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  • Democracy and political governance.
  • Economic governance and management.
  • Corporate governance.
  • Socio-economic development.
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APRM Process?

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periodic review to ascertain compliance and progress being made towards mutually agreed upon goals