The Transformative Power Of Partnerships : Africa Progress Report 2011

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Every year, the Africa Progress Panel, with support from the Secretariat, draws on the expertise of a wide range of institutions and actors to compile a concise overview of the progress Africa has made over the previous year. The report is divided into two sections. The first highlights progress as well as the main obstacles to it in seven areas, namely economic growth, governance, peace and security, social development, food and nutrition security, climate change, and development cooperation and finance. The second section looks at the year ahead and identifies key trends and obstacles. On that basis, the report provides a series of practical recommendations for policy makers to catalyze action and accelerate much-needed progress. From Polity.org.za

 

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Trade-Related Capacity Building For Academia In African Least Developed Countries

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UNCTAD has released a new report on trade-related capacity building in least developing countries in Africa.This study is a contribution to the reflection on trade-related capacity building (TRCB) in the specific context of the least developed countries (LDCs) in Africa, with a focus on the role of academia, both as beneficiaries and as providers of such capacity-building services. This study maps the TRCB needs of these countries, analyzes the various initiatives and actors involved, with a particular focus on the UNCTAD Virtual Institute, and proposes some considerations for future interventions in TRCB in African LDCs. UN Pulse: Permanent Link: Trade-Related Capacity building for academia In African Least Developed Countries