
Regional Organizations
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African Development Bank AfDB
Elle a pour objectif de renforcer la coopération entre institutions judiciaires, notamment par des actions de formation et des missions d’expertise.
AHJUCAF - Cours judiciaires suprêmes francophones
Home: MFW4A - Making Finance Work for Africa
Moses Nganwani Tia Audio conferencing has helped to improve extension services in northern Ghana, and encouraged young people in rural communities to follow a career in agriculture. The Savannah Young Farmers Network (SYFN) is a youth-led NGO in Ghana that uses ICTs to deliver agricultural and rural advisory services, and promote the active engagement of young people in agriculture.
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East African Community - Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania, Rwanda, Burundi
Official website of EAC the intergovernmental organization constituted by Tanzania, Uganda, Kenya, Rwanda and Burundi with headquarters in Arusha Tanzania. The Treaty for the Establishment of the East African Community was signed in Arusha on 30 November 1999 and entered into force on 7 July 2000 by May 4
African Ministerial Council on Science and Technology
Africa's Science and Technology Consolidated Plan of Action This plan of action consolidates science and technology programmes of the AU and NEPAD. [ French version ]To disseminate ICTP scientific contents and programmes throughout the world, via information and communication tools, to more people than are able to visit the Centre. The SDU has the broad aim of disseminating ICTP scientific contents and programmes throughout the world using low–cost, state–of–the–art information and communication tools to bridge the digital and knowledge divide in Developing Countries.
Science Dissemination Unit
ESAAMLG - Home -
The Eastern and South African Anti-Money Laundering Group comprises fourteen countries from the Eastern region of Africa. The site provides information on country national strategies, updated news and links by May 4
SARUA
On 16 March 2012, SALGA hosted its Informal Policy Workshop in Pretoria. The workshop was attended by more than 40 representatives and policy-makers from government departments (The DTI, EDD, DCoG), various metros (Tshwane, Johannesburg, Ekurhuleni and Cape Town) as well as other organisations active in the sector, such as Cosatu, StreetNet, WIEGO and the SA Cities Network.
The South African LED Network | Networking practitioners developing local economies
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