New Partnership for Africa’s Development (NEPAD)
NEPAD is an initiative of the former Organization of African Unity (OAU) that came into being in 2001 with South Africa, Nigeria, Egypt, Senegal and Algeria
Africa Peer Review Mechanism (APRM)
The APRM is a voluntary Governance “Self-Assessment” by African countries, which was agreed upon by African Union (AU) and adopted in 2003.
NEPAD/APRM Kenya Secretariat
NEPAD was institutionalized through a presidential executive order in 2002, making way for the establishment of the National Steering Committee (NSC)
Several Heads of State met virtually today to peer review Kenya's Targeted Review of the Big Four Agenda. The purpose of the Review is to provide Kenya with an independent, credible & legitimate assessment on the implementation of the Big Four Agenda.
#APRForum
“Kenya’s involvement in the APRM has been beneficial to governance and economic transformation”
- H.E. President Uhuru Kenyatta during the 2nd Special Summit of the #APRForum of Heads of States and Government
Happening now: The 2nd special #APRForum of Heads of State and Government. The Heads of State will Peer Review Kenya’s Targeted Review Report on the Big 4 Agenda and Salient issues
Click the link below for the Live Stream
https://fb.watch/ey40K2bmuo/
