Bank Group in 5 Years
Vision
By 2012, the Bank Group will be recognized globally, and by its shareholders in particular, as a preferred partner in Africa, providing high-impact, well-focused development assistance and solutions.
Core Commitments
To implement this vision, the Bank Group will:
- focus on poverty reduction, primarily by supporting the drivers of stronger and more equitable growth, opportunity and economic integration;
- deliver clearly identified and demonstrably superior results across the full range of its activities, and in its Regional Member Countries (RMCs);
- focus more selectively on infrastructure, governance, private sector operations, higher education and technology and vocational training;
- in this context, increase engagement in and support for regional integration and fragile states, especially in post-conflict circumstances;
- mainstream gender, climate change and knowledge management more fully and effectively in its operations;
- contribute materially to broader human development objectives and the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs), notably through the water and sanitation sector;
- build creative new partnerships, particularly with the private sector, to better leverage existing strengths and extend effective reach and impact;
- become an effective and respected voice for and within Africa, including by providing high-quality knowledge products and analytical services;
- improve responsiveness to and engagement in client countries, including through effective decentralization and reduced transactions costs.
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10/02/2012 - AfDB approves USD 41m funding to boost graduate employment in Malawi
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08/02/2012 - Visiting Chad’s finance and budget minister, Christian Georges Diguimbaye
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08/02/2012 - “Enormous resource requirements are needed by Sub-Saharan Africa’s agriculture sector” – Kanu
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08/02/2012 - AfDB 2012 agriculture strategy to focus on drought resilience building programme
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08/02/2012 - Bringing information on climate change to farmers for effectiveness of our actions – Nogoye Thiam, Climate change expert

