Policies / Policies from 2016
Policies with publication year 2016.
African Union
This statistical book presents a range of statistics on African and European countries. Some of the statistics include population, education and health statistics; economic performance, international trade, national accounts, economy and finance; external economic relations; and industry.
African Union
The ultimate goal of this Plan of Action is for African Governments, civil society, the private sector and all multi-sector development partners to join forces and redouble efforts to achieve effective implementation of the continental policy framework on Sexual Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR).
African Union
This manual supersedes the first edition promulgated in 2010. It outlines the policies to be followed in the procurement of goods and services within the Africa Union. It also guides the procurement processes.
African Union
The ultimate objective of this Code is to promote, facilitate and protect investments that foster the sustainable development of each Member State, and in particular, the Member State where the investment is located. It defines the rights and obligations of Member States as well as investors, and principles prescribed therein.
African Union
This policy intends to create a well-coordinated and integrated African space programme that is responsive to the social, economic, political and environmental needs of the continent, as well as being globally competitive; and to develop a regulatory framework that supports an African space programme and ensures that Africa is a responsible and peaceful user of outer space.
African Union
This strategic framework has the overarching mission to build an effective, African- driven response to reduce the burden of disease through strengthened health systems, scaled-up health interventions, inter-sectoral action and empowered communities.
ECOWAS
The policy framework was designed in alignment with the ECOWAS vision 2020 of ensuring the creation of a space where people can move freely, ply their business and live in peace under the rule of law and good governance. Hence, the framework has the primary objective to eliminate threats to individual group rights, property and the protection of institutions and values of democratic governance.
ECOWAS
The ECOWAS counter-terrorism strategy was designed on three pillars to battle terrorism in the West African countries. The pillars include the need for the member states to prevent, pursue and reconstruct by protecting the right of the victims and developing national counter-terrorism strategies by ECOWAS member states.
Ministry of Commerce, Industry and Trade
The Consumer Credit Act of 2016 regulates the granting of consumer credit and protects borrowers from unfair practices. It requires credit providers to be licensed, ensures transparency in agreements, and lays out rules for debt collection and repossession. Its purpose is to prevent reckless lending and over-indebtedness while promoting responsible access to credit. The Act falls under consumer protection and financial services, was enacted in 2016, and is managed by the Ministry of Commerce, Industry and Trade with supervision from the Central Bank.
Ministry of Health
This policy was designed to guide planning and implementation of nutrition interventions in the country. The main focus areas include research on nutrition, capacity building on nutrition, food and nutrition security at the national and local level, and the prevention of malnutrition in all age-groups of the population.
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