19-Apr-2021 - What:
Dialogue on scaling up green energy investments in crisis settings
Who:
United Nations Development Program and partners
When:
22 April 2021, 12:00-13:30 GMT
Where:
19-Apr-2021 - Le Programme d’appui aux réformes économiques et financières (EFRSP), mis en œuvre en 2020 en Somalie, a permis au pays d’améliorer le recouvrement de ses recettes intérieures, les faisant passer de 1,9% du PIB en 2017 à 6,9%, l’an dernier, selon un rapport de la Banque africaine de développement publié le 15 avril 2021.
19-Apr-2021 - As countries rebuild their economies following COVID-19, Africa needs to step up productive and infrastructural integration, participants heard at a regional presentation of the African Regional Integration Index (ARII) held virtually last week.
The index, a joint publication of the Economic Commission for Africa, the African Development Bank and the African Union Commission, provides up-to-date data on the status of regional integration in Africa and assesses the level of integration for every regional economic community and its member...
16-Apr-2021 - Il est 8h du matin. Le soleil se lève sur la vibrante métropole de Casablanca, bordée par l’océan Atlantique. D’un pas vif, Mohamed Al Mamoune en arpente les artères bondées. Il se dirige vers la gare ferroviaire direction Rabat, la capitale du Royaume, où un client l’attend.
16-Apr-2021 - What:
Virtual High-level Dialogue featuring African Heads of State and other global leaders
Who:
African Development Bank, IFAD, FARA and CGIAR
When:
29-30 April 2021; 10:00-15:00 GMT / 12:00-17:00 CET
16-Apr-2021 - The governing board of the African Legal Support Facility (ALSF) has met to review its progress over the past year, noting its strong performance in providing solutions to its clients during the Covid-19 pandemic.
The board approved the Facility’s draft annual report and 2020 financial statements, endorsing the extension of the Facility’s mandate, and noting that its services remained relevant and in high demand.
16-Apr-2021 - African leaders assembled at a global meeting to discuss the status of local pharmaceutical manufacturing on the continent, underscored the need to increase local production of vaccines and therapeutics to achieve greater public-health security.
“The production of vaccines and access to vaccines is an absolute priority,” Cyril Ramaphosa, President of South Africa, said Monday in opening remarks at the start of the two-day virtual meeting, convened by the African Union.
15-Apr-2021 - The African Development Bank and the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) on Wednesday led calls among partner institutions for greater vigilance to tackle corruption and ensure the best environment to build back African economies after the Covid-19 pandemic.
13-Apr-2021 - The future of Africa's jewellery industry lies in ethically and responsibly made bling that appeals to socially conscious consumers, industry experts said during Fashionomics Africa's latest webinar about the continent's jewellery manufacturing potential.
13-Apr-2021 - What:
Webinar
Who:
Civil Society and Community Engagement Division of the African Development Bank, Economic, Social & Cultural Council (ECOSOCC) of the African Union, and Africa Centres for Disease Control and Prevention (Africa CDC)
When:
12-Apr-2021 - The African Development Bank hosted its first virtual business opportunities seminar (BOS) of 2021 on 6 and 7 April.
The BOS seminars offer a one-stop shop for companies, civil contractors, manufacturers, consultants, and suppliers from the Bank Group’s regional and non-regional members seeking to provide goods and services to projects or to the Bank.
12-Apr-2021 - What:
Webinar on the Africa Regional Integration Index
Who:
The African Development Bank, African Union Commission, and the United Nations Economic Commission for Africa
When:
12-Apr-2021 - Le gouvernement de Madagascar et la Banque africaine de développement ont organisé, du 17 au 26 mars dernier en visioconférence, des consultations dans le cadre de la préparation de la note de diagnostic-pays, du rapport d’achèvement du Document de stratégie-pays 2017-2021 et du nouveau DSP pour la période 2022-2026.
09-Apr-2021 - The African Development Bank Group will hold its 2021 Annual Meetings virtually, from 23-25 June, 2021. This will comprise statutory meetings of the Bank Group’s Boards of Governors, a High-level dialogue and knowledge events. During these meetings the Bank Group’s shareholders will assess progress in achieving the institution’s strategic goals and make statutory decisions.
09-Apr-2021 - Le bureau-pays de la Banque africaine de développement à Madagascar et des partenaires au développement ont organisé, le 17 mars dernier en visioconférence, la première revue de leur plateforme pour 2021, avec pour objet principal l’avancement des réformes relatives à l’environnement des affaires et la définition des actions appropriées.
09-Apr-2021 - What:
Webinar
Who:
Making Finance Work for Africa (MFW4A) and Development and Economic Growth Research Programme
When:
Thursday, 15 April 2021 at 13:00 GMT
08-Apr-2021 - The African fisheries sector could benefit substantially from proper infrastructure and support services, which are generally lacking. The sector currently grapples with fragile value chains and marketing, weak management institutions and serious issues relating to the governance of fisheries resources.
08-Apr-2021 - On Tuesday, 6 April, the African Development Bank, the Global Center on Adaptation and the Africa Adaptation Initiative, brought together more than 30 heads of state and global leaders committed to prioritize actions that help African countries adapt to the impacts of climate change and “build forward better.” In a historic and united show of solidarity for a continent that contributes only 5% to global emissions, participants in this virtual “Leaders’ Dialogue” rallied behind the bold new
07-Apr-2021 - Akinwumi Adesina is president of the African Development Bank. Patrick Verkooijen is CEO of the Global Center on Adaptation.
After a dark 2020, a new year has brought new hope. In Africa, where up to 40 million more people were driven into extreme poverty and the continent experienced its first recession in 25 years, a brighter future beckons as the economy is forecast to return to growth this year.