Examples of SADC Common Agenda in a sentence
The policies and strategies are generally consistent with the SADC Common Agenda and they conform to the overall strategic priorities of the region as they relate to achieving complementarity between national and regional strategies and programmes, creating appropriate institutions and mechanisms for mobilization of requisite resources and progressive elimination of obstacles to the free movement of capital.
The SADC Common Agenda shall be as reflected in Article 5 of this Treaty.
Climate-Smart Agribusiness and ForestrySADC regional agricultural policy and investment plan: The Southern Africa Development Community (SADC) agricultural policy defines objectives and measures to guide, promote and support actions at regional and national levels to contribute to regional integration, industrial development and the attainment of the SADC Common Agenda.
The overall aim of the intervention in Science and Technology in the region is to develop and strengthen national systems of innovation in order to drive sustained socio-economic development and the rapid achievement of the goals of the SADC Common Agenda including poverty reduction with the ultimate aim of its eradication.
The SADC Common Agenda is the attainment of the SADC Mission to promote sustainable and equitable economic growth to fight poverty in the region and achieve deeper regional cooperation and integration.
The SADC Common Agenda is spelled out in Article 5 of the Treaty (as amended, 2009), as well as in the Review of Operations of SADC Institutions and consists of the policies and strategies of the organisation.
In order to provide strategic direction to the organisation and to operationalise the SADC Common Agenda, a Regional Indicative Strategic Development Plan (hereinafter ‘RISDP’) has been put in place.44 The RISDP is a 15-year plan being implemented in phases of 5 years each.
SADC FLAG SADC COMMON AGENDAThe SADC Common Agenda refers to a set of key principles and values that guide the Regional Integration agenda.
The common vision of SADC is furtherelaborated in the SADC Common Agenda which includes, among its policies, the promotion of sustainable utilisation of natural resources.
It recognizes that close co-operation in the area of health is essential for the effective control of communicable and non communicable diseases and for addressing common health concerns In order to provide strategic direction to the organization and to operationalise the SADC Common Agenda, a 15 year Regional Indicative Strategic Development Plan (RISDP) was adopted in August 2003 and launched in March 2004.