By the end of 2010, the agriculture development plans of 18 African countries had undergone a rigorous independent technical review and were being rolled out.
This December 2010 issue of our newsletter includes stories on the NEPAD e-schools initiative, the Africa for Haiti Campaign as well as a quick introductory guide to the NEPAD Agency.
According to Prof Richard Mkandawire, adviser at the Planning and Coordinating Agency of the New Partnership for Africa’s Development (Nepad), the continent could develop a stronger beneficiated agricultural sector.
Governments in Africa can facilitate economic transformation and sustainable development through policies that give incentives to businesses and industry to thrive.
"We have done enough planning in the continent ... it's either we (leave) things as they are...or we do something about infrastructure in order to develop like others," Zuma said at a NEPAD Infrastructure Experts meeting in Pretoria on Friday.
While Africa's cities are growing exponentially, Africans are leaving rural areas in their droves because they can no longer make a living from farming. CNN's Catriona Davies speaks to Estherine Lisinge-Fotabong on NEPAD's response to this phenomenon.
Action Aid Nigeria (AAN), a right-based organisation that is committed to poverty eradication, recently in Abuja began a crucial process of getting the Federal Government to respect its pledge to implement CAADP.
Son Excellence Ellen Johnson Sirleaf, présidente du Libéria, signera le Protocole d’Accord (Memorandum of understanding - MoU) du MAEP le 29 janvier à Addis-Abeba (Ethiopie)
