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Therefore, each African Government will be called upon to mobilize all its national capacities for the realization of NEPAD objectives.
The first edition of a Compendium of Best Practices was being finalized, and statistical brochures were produced for each African country profiling the status of women.
Each African country is committed to mobilize at the country level as much resources and means as possible to overcome these problems.
Its implementation will depend on the political will of each African country to adapt it to its own policies while preparing a propitious environment for sustainable development.
To a large extent,the move from a framework to an operational blueprint depends on the resolve of each African country and the subsequent steps taken by them.
Establish, in each African country, a microcredit promotion mechanism to support the productive capacities of disadvantaged population groups;
With the report of the Secretary-General,we have today an idea of all the measures taken by each African country and the institutional mechanisms set up at the regional level.
Reaffirms that each African country must take primary responsibility for its own development, bearing in mind the role of an enabling international environment.
It is recommended that African Governments and donors commit themselves to preparing goal-oriented investment programmes for major strategic objectives in each African country.
The African Peer Review Mechanism enables each African country to assess the progress it is making towards the achievement of Africa's shared goals.
The resolutions adopted by CAMI concerning the patron group had led to the initiation of consultations by the Organization of African Unity(OAU)with a view to obtaining membership nominations from each African subregion.
But it will be necessary to allow each African country to evolve its own development strategy, based on objective socio-economic realities and on the need to protect the most vulnerable members of society.
The objective is to promote intra-African trade through a portal giving access to trade procedures, costs, players in the logistics chain andthe top 100 importers and exporters in each African country.
There is both a need, therefore,for strong dialogue on these issues in each African country and for strengthening the capacity of African Governments to manage this equation effectively.
The aim of the portal is to promote intra-African trade by making available information on trade formalities, costs, logistical operators andthe top 100 importers and exporters in each African country.
Burkina Faso believes that the debate should be pursued at national level in each African State, so that each sector of the population may understand this initiative and take ownership of its contents.
It should be emphasized that, today, one of the greatest challenges for Africa and its peoples is the provision of an enabling environment that will support the nurturing anddevelopment of science and technology in each African country.
The organizations should consider establishing in each United Nations information centre in Africa(or in each African country) a United Nations system joint information service responsible for.
One would be to establish a national monitoring mechanism in each African country, which, in addition to reporting on the Government's actions for a particular programme, for example, the New Partnership, will also report on the support that it is receiving from the international community.
Calls upon the United Nations system, within respective mandates, to align its activities in Africa with the priorities of the New Partnership,in accordance with the priorities determined by each African country, and urges the scaling up of resources for this purpose;
Strengthen educational systems andadapt them to the needs of each African country; improve the working conditions of researchers(and other teachers) and encourage the use of local consultants for different development projects;
The Committee for Programme and Coordination, at its thirty-second session in October 1992, considered the revised text of programme 30(ECA) of the medium-term plan, which incorporated the new orientations; the Committee welcomed the streamlined subprogramme structure, andnoted"the vital role played by the MULPOCs of ECA in each African subregion". 13/.
At the same time, however, we believe that projects should be appropriately aligned with each African country's national development strategy or poverty reduction strategy paper to ensure good coordination with other development partners.
A focal point in each African country will be identified among government officials, researchers or practitioners who are familiar with drug, crime and criminal justice data and have relevant contacts in order to promote the collection, analysis and dissemination of information, in line with cluster VI of the Programme of Action.
Once the commitment has been made, it is anticipated that much of the remainder of the strategy will fall into place as each African nation and subregion carves its own unique path towards the overall goals of an African information society.
Recognizes that, for each African country, regional integration is a priority, and emphasizes that integration can be most effectively achieved as part of a broader long-term development strategy and countries should commit to implementing all the provisions governing regional integration as appropriate, privileging dialogue at the regional level;
The New Agenda for the Development of Africa outlined the basic parameters of good economic andpolitical governance and each African country must assume responsibility for deciding its policies accordingly, with the support of the international community.
Benin wishes to reiterate its support for the decision regarding the establishment, in each African country, of a national diversification council that could, among other functions, prepare and evaluate diversification projects, taking into account not only the structural and institutional situation but also the available infrastructures and human resources.
The Committee approved a series of activities aimed at promoting ASATRADE in African countries, particularly through,the formation of a network of ASATRADE representatives in each African country, the creation of subregional committees of trading enterprises, and the organization of commercial missions see also paragraph 70.
The Secretary-General and the members of ACC welcome the proposals contained in recommendation 3,especially the part related to the establishment in each African country of a United Nations system joint information service linked to the information services of ECA, the Department of Public Information and all the organizations of the system, so as to facilitate a regular two-way information flow between the field and the global levels of the system.