NEPAD definition
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Accelerated implementation of NEPAD programmes related to priority sectors nationally, regionally and globally.
The module will emphasize on the possibilities and opportunities enabled through the development of regional projects in different parts of the continent including the provision of a vehicle for knowledge dissemination and expertise collaboration through the different institutions available in Africa such as the African Development Bank, African Union, NEPAD and COMESA among others.
Crystallizing the Risks of Incoherence The New Alliance for Food Security and Nutrition is a partnership between the G8, the African Union, the New Partnership for Africa’s Development (NEPAD), its Comprehensive African Ag- riculture Development Programme (CAADP), participating African governments14 and private sector companies.
The initiative will also coordinate closely with the important institutions and initiatives involved in agricultural development in Africa, in particular NEPAD and the ALive (African Livestock) partnership championed by the World Bank, and with national, regional and international research organizations such the NARS, ASARECA and the CGIAR network, respectively.
The Panel also considers that the NEPAD “Fish for All” Summit for Africa, organized at Abuja, Nigeria in August 2005 has the potential for developing and expanding the nature of the Center’s partnerships, currently dominated by NAPs and government officials as opposed to NGOs. The Panel confirmed the significant contributions made by NGOs as evidenced in Malawi with World Vision to the work of the Center.