in areas such as business development, microfinance, agriculture, nutrition and ICT
During the recent African Union Summit in Nouakchott, Mauritania, African Heads of State and Government approved the establishment of the African Union Development Agency (AUDA).
A decision was…
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OUR VISION
An integrated, prosperous and peaceful Africa, driven by its own citizens and representing a dynamic force in the global arena.
OUR RESULTS
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1.2 million women directly impacted in 38 countries
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47 African countries signed CAADP Compact
public agricultural expenditures increased on average by more than 7 % per year
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Regional integration enhanced
through construction of 16,066 km of roads and 3,506 km of power transmission lines
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First African Union Model Law on Medical Products Regulation
adapted and implemented by 12 African countries since 2017 to improve access to safe and high-quality medicines
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85 million ha of degraded and deforested land committed for restoration
the continent's target is to bring 100 million hectares of land into restoration by 2030
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17 countries connected by fibre optic cable
improving access to and speed of Internet
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530,000 women and youth economically empowered
through vocational education training and business opportunities, amongst others
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112,900 direct jobs & 49,400 indirect jobs created
through construction and operation of cross-border infrastructure
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Guinea’s fish export ban by the European Union lifted
through fisheries and aquaculture policy, institutional and systems reforms
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Functional biosafety systems established and supported in 17 countries
more than 10,000 biosafety regulators trained on the application of agricultural biotechnology
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Upscaled home-grown school feeding programmes in 14 countries
Accelerated roll-out and experience sharing in providing healthy and locally sourced meals for school children
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Three emerging technologies prioritised for development
including drones for agricultural transformation and gene drive to control and eliminate malaria
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Successfully registered 103 medical products
through a collaborative medicines registration process in Southern Africa
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Rural women in 27 countries upskilled
for agricultural productivity and agro-processing in various value chains
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First AU Model Law on Medical Products Regulation
adapted and implemented by 12 African countries since 2017 to improve access to safe and high-quality medicines
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17 countries connected by fibre optic cable
improving access to and speed of internet
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112,900 direct jobs & 49,400 indirect jobs created
through construction and operation of cross-border infrastructure projects
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Successfully registered 103 medical products
through a collaborative medicines registration process in Southern Africa
OUR FOOTPRINT
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FOCUS AREAS
AGENDA 2063
African leaders made a powerful commitment when they adopted Agenda 2063 at the
24th African Union Assembly held in January 2015, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. They laid down
a vision and action plan for the socio-economic transformation of the continent over the
next 50 years.
Agenda 2063 builds on, and seeks to accelerate the implementation of past and existing continental
initiatives for growth and sustainable development.