hon auguste ngomo africa union agenda 2063

Agenda 2063The Africa We Want

The Africa We WantAgenda 2063

Outline of the PresentationI- PRESENTATION OF THE AGENDA 20631. Background of Agenda 20632. The 7 Aspirations of Agenda 20633. The 12 flagships projects4. Alignment strategy5. Domestication strategy

II- THE FIRST 10 YEAR IMPLEMENTATION PLAN1. Structure of the 10 year plan2. Overview of the 20 goals

III- LINKS BETWEEN AGENDA 2063 AND AFRICA MINING VISION6. Aspiration 1: Prosperous Africa, Goal 4-Priority Area 17. Aspiration 1: Prosperous Africa, Goal 4-Priority Area 2

IV- UN SDG Vs AGENDA 20638. Internal process of SDG Negotiation9. Negotiation on reporting approach10. Comparative


I -Presentation of the Agenda 2063

1. Background of Agenda 20632. The 7 Aspirations of Agenda 20633. The 12 flagships projects4. Alignment strategy5. Domestication strategy


Background of Agenda 2063

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ADOPTED IN JANUARY 2015 IN ETHIOPIAFIRST 10 YEAR IMPLEMENTATION PLAN JULY

2016 IN SOUTH AFRICA


Agenda 2063

Agenda 2063 is a strategic framework for the socio-economic transformation of the continent over the next 50 years. It builds on, and seeks to accelerate the implementation of past and existing continental initiatives for growth and sustainable development

PIDA, CAADP, AMV, NEPAD….


1 VISIONAn Integrated, Prosperous and Peaceful Africa, driven by its own

citizens and Representing a Dynamic force in International arena

7ASPIRATION

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Agenda 2063

THE FIRST 10 YEARIMPLEMENTATION PLAN

20GOALS

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HIGH FLAGSHIP PROJECTSIMPLEMENTATION

12PROJECTS


2PROSPEROUS

AFRICA

1INTEGRETED

AFRICA

3DEMOCRATIC

AFRICA

4PEACEFUL

AFRICA

5STRONG

CULTURAL IDENTITY

6PEOPLE DRIVEN

CONTINENT

7INTERNATIONALDYNAMIC FORCE

7 Aspiration of Agenda 2063


1INTEGRETED

AFRICA

2PROSPEROUS

AFRICA

3DEMOCRATIC

AFRICA

High & Quality life

Well Educated & High Skills

Economy & jobs

creation

United Africa Federation or Confederation

Financial & Monetary

Institutions

World Class Infrastructures

Democracy & share values

Respect of Human Rights

& Justices

Capable Institutions


4PEACEFUL

AFRICA

5STRONG

CULTURAL IDENTITY

6PEOPLE DRIVEN

CONTINENT

Cultural Renaissance

Pan-Africanism

Values

Cultural Heritage

Peace & Security

PreservedPeace & Security

ArchitectureStable and Peaceful

Africa

Full Gender Equality

Women Empowerment

End of Violence & Discriminations


7INTERNATIONALDYNAMIC FORCE

Major & positive Partner

Peaceful Co-

existence

Auto-financing

own development


The 12 key Flagship Projects

1. INTEGRATED HIGH SPEED TRAIN NETWORK2. AN AFRICAN VIRTUAL AND E-UNIVERSITY3. FORMULATION OF A COMMODITIES STRATEGY4. ESTABLISHMENT OF AN ANNUAL AFRICAN FORUM5. ESTABLISHMENT OF THE CONTINENTAL FREE TRADE

AREA BY 20176. THE AFRICAN PASSPORT AND FREE MOVEMENT OF

PEOPLE7. IMPLEMENTATION OF THE GRAND INGA DAM PROJECT8. THE PAN-AFRICAN E-NETWORK9. SILENCING THE GUNS BY 202010.AFRICA OUTER SPACE STRATEGY11.ESTABLISHMENT OF A SINGLE AFRICAN AIR TRANSPORT

MARKET12.ESTABLISHMENT OF THE AFRICAN FINANCIAL

INSTITUTIONS


Alignment Strategy

AUC PROGRAMS


Domestication Strategy

National Budget & Programs

National Structures & Policies

Popularization Campaigns

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I I- The first 10 year implementation Plan

1. Structure of the 10 year plan2. Overview of the 20 goals


Structure of the 10 Year PlanGoal1: A High Standard of Living, Quality of Life and Well Being for All

Priority Area (1) 2023 Target Key Process Actions/ Milestones towards 2023 on AU Framework(s)

Incomes, Jobs and decent work

National National

1. Increase 2013 per capita income by at least 30% 1. Implementation Plan on Ouagadougou+10 and the Labor Market Information System (LMIS) domesticated by 2017

2. Reduce 2013 unemployment rate by at least 25% 2. AU Social Protection Policy and Informal Economy Framework domesticated by 2018

3. Reduce Youth and Women unemployment rate by 2% per annum RECs

4. Reduce underemployment rate by 50% Consultation with Member States on:

5. Reduce 2013 vulnerable unemployment rate by at least 25% 1. Implementation of the Action Plan on Ougaogou+10 completed by 2016

2. Implementation of the LMIS and Plan for Productivity Capacity Building for SMMEs completed by 2017

3. Implementation of Social Protection Policy and Informal Economy Framework completed by 2018

Continental

Employment

1. Revised Plan of Action on Ougadogou+10 completed and adopted by AU summit by 2015

2. First Five Year Implementation Programme of the Revised Plan of Action developed and consultations with RECs completed on it by 2016

Informal Economy

1. Consultations with RECs on Social Protection Policy and Informal Economy Framework completed by 2016

2. Implementation Plan for Productivity Capacity Building for SMMEs is developed and consultations with RECs completed by 2017.

Labor Market Information System (LMIS)

1. LMIS Harmonization and Coordination Framework adopted by Summit and consultations with RECs on the Implementations done by 2017.

Social Agenda for 2063

1. Develop Social Agenda Concept by 2016

2. Conduct validation meetings / present to STC by 2017

3. Present to Summit for adoption in 2018

Employment and Social Cohesion Fund

1. Employment and Social Cohesion Fund Concept is developed by 2016

2. Validation meetings and STC approval is scheduled for 2016

3. Summits adopts in 2017 and made operational by 2018

Indicative Strategies

To attain the above goal the following strategies will have to be pursued

National

1. Indicative Strategies under goals 2-6 will contribute to the attainment of this goal -1.

2. Develop/implement policies for promoting cooperatives as sources of financing for the poor

3. Develop and use of vulnerability index that promotes the ability of Island States to maintain their standard of living

4. Provide digital literacy skills training required for job search, cv creation and online applcation

5. Implement AU frameworks on Labour Migration Governance for Development and Integration and Public-Private Partnership for Jobs Creation and Inclusive Development

6. Develop/implement policies that will enhance free movement of people and workers

7. Initiate policies that would lead to a better and more responsible labor migration flows including adequate protection of the rights of the migrant workers and their families

8. Promote policies to enhance the relevance, efficiency and effectiveness of labor market institutions

4. Clear Responsibilities

5. What to

do & w

hen

1.Objectives and goals

3. Target & imdicators

2.Achievement


Overview of the 20 GoalsDATA NUMBER

TOTAL GOAL 20

TOTAL PRIORITY AREA 39

TOTAL ACTIVITIES/PROGRANS 216

PROGRAMS DISPATCHING/ RESPONSABILITY

NUMBER/PROGRAMS %

CONTINENTAL LEVEL : AU 155 73%

REGIONAL LEVEL : RECS 38 16%

NATIONAL LEVEL : STATES 23 11%

TOTAL 216 100%


I I I- LINKS BETWEEN AGENDA 2063 AND AFRICA MINING VISION

1. Aspiration 2: Prosperous Africa, Goal 4-Priority Area 1

2. Aspiration 2: Prosperous Africa, Goal 4-Priority Area 2


Aspiration 2-Goal 4-Priority area 1

Goal 4: Transformed Economies and Job creation

Priority Area 1: Sustainable inclusive economic growth

A 9. Implement the African Mining Vision

A 10. Develop / implement local content laws consistent with the African Mining Vision


Aspiration 2-Goal 4-Priority area 2

Goal 4: Transformed Economies and Job creation

Priority Area 2: STI driven Manufacturing / Industrialization and Value Addition

5. Implement the African Mining Vision

1. Implement the Malabo Decision on African Mining Development Centre as the center for the implementation of the African Mining Vision.


IV-UN SDG Vs AGENDA 2063

1. Internal process of SDG Negotiation2. Negotiation on reporting approach3. Comparative


Internal Process on SDG negotiation

UN

AU

SGD & A63


Negotiation on reporting approach

REPORTINGSDG PLATEFORM OR AGENDA 2063

PLATEFORM ?


Comparative

Africa Renewal: To what extent do the SDGs relate to Africa’s vision as spelt out in Agenda 2063?Maged Abdelaziz: Based on our discussions with the African Group at the UN and the African Union, the two agendas are mutually supportive and coherent. There are some differences, but these do not in any way affect how the agendas are implemented by both organizations.

What are these differences?Agenda 2063 is much more specific on the targets to be achieved. In education, for instance, the SDGs talk about achieving universal primary and secondary education, while Africa’s Agenda 2063, in addition to targets on primary and secondary education, set a specific target of increase in tertiary education. Water security is another example. The SDGs call for a substantial increase, but Agenda 2063 calls for a specific increase. The same goes for other targets, including ICT..

MAGED ABDELAZIZ,Under-Secretary-General and Special Adviser on Africahttp://www.un.org/africarenewal/magazine/december-2015/agenda-2063-harmony-sdgs

http://www.un.org/africarenewal/magazine/december-2015/agenda-2063-harmony-sdgs




Comparative

17 GOALS FOR SDG Vs 20 GOALS FOR AGENDA 2063

3 GOALS OF AGENDA 2063 NO COVER BY SDG

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