APRM meeting opens in Addis
The Governance and Public Administration Division (GPAD) of the United Nations Economic Commission for Africa, is holding an experts group meeting on the deepening best practices contained in the African Peer Review Mechanism (APRM) in order to advance good governance in Africa. The two-day meeting opened Wednesday 28 May in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia and is being attended by experts and scholars from across Africa who are deeply involved in the APRM process in their respective countries. Abdalla Hamdok, director of GPAD, opened the meeting stating that it was organized in order to deepen and enrich the intellectual understanding of the genesis and rationale for the APRM within the context of African development thought in the last five decades; and to provide an African perspective to the existing literature on the APRM and other governance initiatives by placing it in its proper historical and contemporary contexts.
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dig-uneca-et-10855-330582021-09-29T03:58:51Z APRM meeting opens in Addis The Governance and Public Administration Division (GPAD) of the United Nations Economic Commission for Africa, is holding an experts group meeting on the deepening best practices contained in the African Peer Review Mechanism (APRM) in order to advance good governance in Africa. The two-day meeting opened Wednesday 28 May in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia and is being attended by experts and scholars from across Africa who are deeply involved in the APRM process in their respective countries. Abdalla Hamdok, director of GPAD, opened the meeting stating that it was organized in order to deepen and enrich the intellectual understanding of the genesis and rationale for the APRM within the context of African development thought in the last five decades; and to provide an African perspective to the existing literature on the APRM and other governance initiatives by placing it in its proper historical and contemporary contexts. 2018-12-28T07:46:50Z 2021-06-29T08:21:15Z 2010-04 Press release https://hdl.handle.net/10855/33058 eng 1 p. application/pdf AFR Africa |
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The Governance and Public Administration Division (GPAD) of the United Nations Economic Commission for Africa, is holding an experts group meeting on the deepening best practices contained in the African Peer Review Mechanism (APRM) in order to advance good governance in Africa. The two-day meeting opened Wednesday 28 May in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia and is being attended by experts and scholars from across Africa who are deeply involved in the APRM process in their respective countries. Abdalla Hamdok, director of GPAD, opened the meeting stating that it was organized in order to deepen and enrich the intellectual understanding of the genesis and rationale for the APRM within the context of African development thought in the last five decades; and to provide an African perspective to the existing literature on the APRM and other governance initiatives by placing it in its proper historical and contemporary contexts. |
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