The Policy seeks to establish the special investment schemes to stimulate investments into the priority sectors. It outlines several interventions through which the region will realise its expressed goal of enhanced competitiveness, economic transformation and higher quality of life for East African citizens. The main strategic interventions include; preparation of sector specific action plans for the development of strategic sectors; and formulation of a regional investment scheme to encourage investment in strategic regional industries.

This is an Act of the Community to promote and protect fair competition in the community; provide for the consumer welfare, and establish the East African Community Competition Authority and for related matters.

This protocol provides for the establishment of custom union. It outlines its objective to promote efficiency in production within the community, enhance domestic, cross border and foreign investment in the community; and promote economic development and diversification in industrialisation in the community.

This was designed to open new opportunities for growth and expansion of cross border manufacturing and upgrading of small and medium enterprises (SMEs)

The ultimate objective of this Protocol is to promote peace, security, and stability within the community and good neighborliness among the partner states.

This action plan has an overarching goal to achieve the Africa mining vision to create circumstances that support a transparent, equitable and optimal exploitation of Africa’s mineral resources to underpin broad-based sustainable growth and socio-economic development.

This strategy is built on seven objective, some of which include is to increase the level of political commitment to prevent, combat and eradicate illegal exploitation and illegal trade in wild fauna and flora, and to recognize illegal trade in wild fauna and flora as a serious crime; improve governance, integrity and enhance regional, inter-regional cooperation; reduce, prevent and eliminate the economic, security and stability impact of wildlife crime etc.
This strategy is built on seven objective, some of which include is to increase the level of political commitment to prevent, combat and eradicate illegal exploitation and illegal trade in wild fauna and flora, and to recognize illegal trade in wild fauna and flora as a serious crime; improve governance, integrity and enhance regional, inter-regional cooperation; reduce, prevent and eliminate the economic, security and stability impact of wildlife crime etc.

This booklet details all the regional organizations in Africa. It also outlines various African Union intergration programmes, the achievements of the integration process and the integration challenges.

This policy intends to create a well-coordinated and integrated African space programme that is responsive to the social, economic, political and environmental needs of the continent, as well as being globally competitive; and to develop a regulatory framework that supports an African space programme and ensures that Africa is a responsible and peaceful user of outer space.

This agenda hopes to identify priority areas, set specific targets, define strategies and policy measures required to implement the first ten years on the journey to 2063 and bring to fruition the Fast Track programmes and initiatives outlined in the Malabo Decisions of the Africa Union to provide the big push and breakthroughs for Africa’s economic and social transformation.

This strategic framework identifies some gender challenges and approaches to address them. To encourage girl’s education and care work, the African Union plans to integrate and implement gender dimensions into African Union Flagship projects and also set up African Women’s Development Fund; To achieve a technology and E-Inclusion, African Union proposes to endorse technological and E-solutions and platforms that will advance gender equality and women’s empowerment.

This business plan addresses a complex industry and covers a diverse range of contexts across our 54 member state. This plan outlines approaches to address various challenges faced by stakeholders associated with the industry in order to enhance sustainable pharmaceutical sector capable of responding to our continent’s need for affordable essential medicines of good quality.

The overall objective of this report is to compile data on labour migration and support member states in better understanding the data for purpose of policy formulation. Chapter four of this document outlines the concepts and definitions used to collect and validate for the report. The report presents the trends in the size and distribution of the total population of Africa between 2008 and 2014; trends in the size and distribution of working age polpulation and labour force.

This document identifies the key issues facing African agriculture, context and process for the implementation strategy and roadmap. It outlines some of the objectives of the roadmaps. The objectives are to increase production and productivity, enhance markets, trade and value chains, strengthen capacity for planning and increase public and private financing.

This document presents the impact of monetary policy on fiscal positions, impact on debt sustainability, and current accounts. It also outlines the sources of finance to support Africa’s growth and transformation.

The overall goal of this plan is for African Governments, civil society, private sector and development partners to join forces and redouble their effort to achieve a universal access to sexual and reproductive health by 2015.

The ultimate goal of this strategy is to strengthen the african human rights system to deepen democracy and human rights in conformity with objectives of the African Charter on human and people’s rights and other instrument.

This is a documentation of the piorities for action in combating harmful traditional practices as discussed in the “Pan- African Conference on Celebrating Courage and Overcoming Harmful Traditions” held at AUC conference centre, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia on 5th -7th October 2011. The purpose of the Conference was to acknowledge the efforts, share the experiences gained and celebrate the courage of many women, men and organizations that have been inspirational in the process of eliminating harmful traditional practices.

This objective of this training strategy is to strengthen the GMES & Africa Consortia, stakeholders and end users in using EO science and technology. This training seeks to educate users on how to utilize EO products and services for informed decision-making.

This policy identifies the traditional justice mechanisms to address justice, peace, accountability, social cohesion, reconciliation and healing. It hopes to support and respect community-based accoutability mechanisms that seek to foster integration and reconcilation; and to promote communal dispute settlement institutions at appropriate levels for relevant cases, provided a person does not undergo any harmful traditional ritual.