News & Events
- Date: 30/10/2011
- Location: Cairo, Egypt
The meeting of the Committee of Ten (C10) Finance Ministers and Central Bank Governors took place on 30 October, 2011 in Cairo, Egypt.
Categories: Egypt, Financial Crisis
21/10/2011 - Africa is a land of opportunity and growth said Donald Kaberuka, president of the African Development Bank (AfDB), in a speech at the G20 meeting in Paris on 21 October 2011 ahead of the summit in Cannes in November.
Categories: France, Financial Crisis
31/01/2011 - The African Development Bank (AfDB), a strategic partner of the World Economic Forum in Africa, is represented at the World Economic Forum Annual Meetings from 25-28 January 2011 in Davos, Switzerland. On Friday 28 January, the Bank addressed the importance of development finance in the context of increased South-South partnerships.
Categories: Switzerland, Human and Social Development, Financial Crisis
- From: 25/01/2011
- To: 29/01/2011
- Location: Davos, Switzerland
The African Development Bank (AfDB), a strategic partner of the World Economic Forum in Africa, will be in Davos, Switzerland, for the World Economic Forum Annual Meetings from 25-29 January 2011, to help shape Africa’s development agenda and “shared norms for the New Reality”.
Categories: Switzerland, Financial Crisis, Human and Social Development
23/11/2010 - La cinquième session ordinaire du Conseil d’administration de la Coalition pour le dialogue sur l’Afrique (CoDA) s’est achevée en fin de semaine dernière à Pointe-aux-Piments, en Ile Maurice, par l’adoption d’une série d’importantes décisions.
Categories: Mauritius, Climate Change, Financial Crisis, Environment
12/11/2010 - G-20 Leaders ended their two-day summit on Friday, 12 November 2010 in Seoul, where they agreed on a series of policy actions designed to respond to the challenges of global recovery and renewed growth, and to better prevent future crises. These are set out in the Leaders Declaration and accompanying Seoul Document
Categories: Korea, Financial Crisis
11/11/2010 - The African Development Bank (AfDB) Group has commended the decision to put development issues on the main agenda of the G-20 Summit in Seoul for the first time. On the eve of this historic summit, AfDB President, Donald Kaberuka said: “The G-20 Summit is taking place in a country which has catapulted itself from a poor to an industrialised prosperous country in a generation. It offers a unique opportunity to draw lessons from such an experience and that of others in the economic South for a possible paradigm shift that unlocks Africa’s potential to contribute to global prosperity.”
Categories: Korea, Financial Crisis
- From: 10/11/2010
- To: 11/11/2010
- Location: Seoul, Korea
As the Group of 20 developed countries head to Seoul for their 2010 summit from 11-12 November 2010, experts believe that the summit, hosted for the first time by an emerging market economy outside the G-8 countries, provides a historic opportunity to shape the future of the global economy, which has been battered by recent financial and economic crisis.
Categories: Korea, Financial Crisis
28/10/2010 - Si l`économie africaine dans son ensemble a affiché une bonne résistance face à la crise, les dirigeants du continent doivent dorénavant s`attarder sur les facteurs pouvant mener à une véritable croissance à long terme, signale François Bourguignon, de l`Ecole d`économie de Paris, lors d’une présentation à la deuxième session plénière de la Conférence économique africaine, le 28 octobre 2010.
Categories: Tunisia, Financial Crisis
28/10/2010 - The monetary policy framework comprises institutional arrangements to determine and implement monetary policy. It provides an anchor for monetary policy, identifies policy objectives and describes how monetary policy is implemented through a set of instruments and operating and intermediate targets. According to the Bank of Uganda Deputy Governor, Louis Kasekende, and Economic Adviser to the Bank of Uganda Governor, Martin Brownbridge, who are authors of a paper titled: “Post-crisis Monetary Policy Frameworks in Sub-Saharan Africa” presented within the framework of the fifth African Economic Conference which is taking place from October 27-29, 2010, in Tunis, a key distinguishing feature of a monetary policy framework is whether monetary policy is anchored on external or domestic targets.
Categories: Tunisia, Financial Crisis
