Examples of using Nepad in English and their translations into German
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NEPAD was adopted in July 2001 at the 37th Summit Meeting of Heads of State and Government in Lusaka.
We must continue to support and encourage the NEPAD vision, but action would speak louder than words.
As the report points out, NEPAD was initially and consistently intellectually scarred by inadequate consultation, particularly at grassroots level- it was leader-led.
This is the purpose of our action in Africa,where we are supporting the NEPAD, which expresses the Africans' desire to take control of their destiny.
Programmes such as NEPAD- which we support because our work on regional integration in Africa closely mirrors the strategy adopted by this new partnership- are, in my opinion, moving in the same direction.
The New Partnership for Africa's Development(NEPAD) is the development programme of the African Union.
In the African Union and NEPAD Nigeria can take a leading role in building a regenerated Africa under the Cotonou Accord, so it is disappointing it did not set a better example at these elections.
African development is in full swing, notleast through the emergence on the scene of new institutions, such as NEPAD(New Partnership for Africa's Development) and the African Peer Review Mechanism.
The NEPAD Heads of States Implementing Committee has asked the African Development Bank to take the lead in regional infrastructure(including transport, energy, water, etc.) and banking and financial standards.
There is a problem in that the European Union supports such zones,which are now tending to resemble scenarios in which the NEPAD instigating countries take neighbouring African countries under their political and economic wing.
Under NEPAD, a number of African governments agreed to establish a voluntary scheme to review each other's adherence to democracy, human rights and good governance, known as the African Peer Review Mechanism.
In May, Mr Said Djinnit, Deputy Secretary-General of the Organisation of African Unity(OAU) was invited to report to the Council on the progress made in thetransition from the OAU to the African Union andon the link between the latterand NEPAD.
Consistent with this mandate, the EU should support a strengthenedrole for regional cooperation frameworks such as NEPAD, ASEM, ASEAN or Mercosur and reinforce its involvement in sub-regional processes e.g. Mediterranean or Baltic cooperation.
Active contribution to the development of frameworks for regional and sub-regional cooperation within existing structures(e.g. UN Regional Commissions), as wellas support to ongoing initiatives like the New Partnership for Africa's Development NEPAD.
Algeria is one of the African countries which founded NEPAD, and its activities on the African political scene reflect the major role that it plays in accepting responsibility for and solving the problems which arise in our continent.
Now that the African leaders themselves have taken up the cry, as is shown by the newphilosophy which underpins the creation of the African Union and Nepad, implementing the promises with appropriate decisions becomes a matter of political credibility.
NEPAD has received very favourable responses from the industrialised countries, particularly from the European Union and the G8, as we saw last year at Evian, although the resulting aid has not always fulfilled the expectations of the instigating countries.
Took note with satisfaction of the continuing progress made by the AU in establishing its own organs including the Peace and Security(PSC) Council and in implementing its policies on the basis of the principlesand priorities enshrined in the Constitutive Act of the AU and taken up by NEPAD as the operational programme of the AU.
The Nepad initiative was raised as an item to be dealt with within the framework of the forthcoming G8 summit at Kananaskis. There was also reference to the scope provided at Johannesburg for the development of joint cooperation programmes regarding agriculture and drinking water for example.
The Water Initiative brings together diverse stakeholders such as Alcan Inc., the Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation, USAID India, UNDP India, Confederation of Indian Industry(CII),Government of Rajasthan, and the NEPAD Business Foundation to develop public-private partnerships on water management in South Africa and India.
Based on the analysis that governance deficits hinder African development, NEPAD aspires at improving cross-country cooperation and, through the APRM, mutual learning in Africa, as well as exercising peer pressure where necessary to improve Africa's governance record.
One Africa: while Africa has many faces, different histories and diverse needs, it has now collectively embarked on a path of political, economic and cultural integration of the entire continent, crystallised in the integration efforts promoted by its Regional Economic Communities,the launching of the African Union and NEPAD.
A major fear is that NEPAD will eventually lead to the enrichment of those who are already rich and the challenge is to see the NEPAD story not as contravening the millennium objectives, such as halving the number of poor who have to survive on less than 1 dollar.
Madam President, ladies and gentlemen,the New Partnership for Africa's Development, or NEPAD, is a political initiative which was adopted in October 2001 by five African Heads of State, President Mbeki of South Africa, President Bouteflika of Algeria, President Mubarak of Egypt, President Obasanjo of Nigeria and President Wade of Senegal.
NEPAD consists of ten priority themes, the most important of which are good public governance, good governance of the private sector, infrastructure- and we know how important that is- education and health too of course, agriculture, the environment, energy, and, finally, access to markets in the developed countries, something which is difficult at present.
All of Africa is today set on the same course thanks to NEPAD, the‘New Partnership for Africa's Development' NEPAD is the fusion of the Millennium Partnership for the African Recovery Programme(MAP), drawn up by my brothers Thabo Mbeki, Olusegun Obasanjo and Abdelaziz Bouteflika and the OMEGA plan, proposed by Senegal.
We need to encourage NEPAD, especially the conception, growth and sustenance of small- and medium-sized enterprises in Africa, owned and run by Africans using the natural resources of their countries and employing their own people, with the appropriate training and help that we can give them.
In 2002, the New Partnership for Africa's Development(NEPAD), in cooperation with the African Development Bank, elaborated a comprehensive programme for developing Africa's infrastructure,which consists mainly of a Short Term Action Plan(STAP) and a NEPAD Infrastructure Project Preparation Facility NEPAD-IPPF, 2003.
In addition, NEPAD envisages a new partnership between Africa and the international community, especially the highly industrialized countries-- based on mutual respect and interdependence, as well as transparency and accountability, including peer review and performance monitoring among both African countries and international partners.