Governance, Economic and Financial Management Department (OSGE)
The Governance, Finance and Economic Management Department (OSGE) comprises the Finance Division and the Economic Mangement Division. This organization reflects a two-pronged approach to to strengthening national systems for managing public resources, particularly oversight institutions and accountability systems (financial management), and promoting a sound business environment that encourages private investment to support pro-poor growth (economic management).
The approach thus supports countries, sectors, such as infrastructure, a key area for Bank intervention, and the region. Sectors, by addressing systemic issues through robust regulatory frameworks that enable efficient public-private partnerships; the Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative is another example of putting good governance to work so that countries can maximize the benefits of extracting non-renewable natural resources. The region and sub-region, by supporting initiatives that promote standards and codes of good economic and financial governance such as the African Peer Review Mechanism, the Collaborative Africa Budget Reform Initiative (CABRI), and pan-African initiatives that share best public procurement practices through the Common Market for Eastern and Southern Africa (COMESA).
- 20/07/2017 - ALSF Management Board welcomes its two newest members, Bruce Montador and Rafique Mahomed
- 19/07/2017 - L’ADEA félicite le Ghana et les Seychelles pour la qualité de leur système d’information pour la gestion de l’enseignement supérieur (SIGES)
- 19/07/2017 - Speech by Dr. Akinwumi Adesina, President of the African Development Bank at the State Dinner offered by H.E. Philemon YANG Prime Minister, Head of Government Republic of Cameroon