• Skip to main content
  • Skip to secondary menu
  • Skip to footer
  • Add Event
  • Directory
  • Submit News

MyZA

Free Events Calendar and Business Directory

  • SA News
  • Contact
  • Submit News
  • Directory
  • Quickly Add Listing

Multiple actors to review ECA’s 4th Governance report in Yaounde

22 November 2016 By admin

Multiple actors to review ECA’s 4th Governance report in Yaounde:

The Sub-Regional Office for Central Africa of the UN Economic Commission for Africa (ECA) will present the fourth edition of the African Governance Report (AGR IV) to members of Government, parliamentarians, senior civil servants, academics, diplomats, representatives from development bodies and journalists based in Cameroon on Friday the 25th of November 2016 on the campus of the International Relations Institute of Cameroon (IRIC) Yaounde.

The Africa Governance Report IV titled “Measuring corruption in Africa: the international dimension matters” raises the problem of credibility and reliability with current predominantly perception-based measures of corruption of African countries and highlights their shortcomings. The report says current perception-based indices misrepresent the contextual realities of African countries and completely ignore the escalating international dimension of corruption.

It therefore suggests that perception-based methods anchored on more transparent and representative surveys should be used with caution and complemented, where possible, with quantitative country or case-specific indicators to produce more sophisticated and useful measures of corruption. The study also urges Governments and their partners to focus on approaches to measuring corruption that are fact-based and built on more objective quantitative criteria.

As far as stemming corruption is concerned, AGR IV proposes four main pillars to be considered by African countries: enhancing ownership and participation in development planning; improving transparency and accountability; building credible governance institutions; and improving the regional and global governance architecture.

Guests at the presentation event are expected to engage in discussions that will domesticate the relevance of the report and its thematic concerns to the Central African sub-regional context in general and the Cameroonian context in particular. The report can be downloaded at: http://www.uneca.org/publications/african-governance-report-iv.

Distributed by APO on behalf of United Nations Economic Commission for Africa (UNECA).

Media files
United Nations Economic Commission for Africa (UNECA)
Download logo

Source: APO – Africa-Newsroom: latest news releases related to Africa





Previous: How changing drug patent rules will affect developing nations | The Conversation
Next: From Barriers to Bridges: African Union Directors General of Customs discuss issues of implementing One-Stop Border Posts for improved Trade Facilitation





Filed Under: Africa Tagged With: actors, ECA’s, governance, multiple, report, REVIEW, Yaounde

RSS Events

  • Eastern Conference Rivalry: Washington Wizards vs. Atlanta Hawks
  • Author Mercia Scharneck Invites Readers to Rediscover the Purpose God Has for Their Lives
  • Empire Nxumalo Drops New Single “Kuzeka” – Now Available On All DSPs
  • Why the Cowboys and Lions Play on Thanksgiving
  • A Pool of Delight Surrounded by Excellence
  • Jack Harlow Revisits His Roots With a Grown-up Twist on New EP Sweet Action II, Featuring R&B Legend Babyface
  • Holiday Sports Preview: Must-Watch NBA, NFL, NHL & NCAA Games
  • Zulo Serves up an Eight-Track Celebration of Love, Home and South African Identity on ‘Something Lekker’
  • HandPrinter Art Runs Linocut Workshops and Beginner Kits
  • MARTHINUS Releases Heartfelt Debut ‘i miss us not trying’

About admin

The one with a "My Complex" - incurable but fun. Grumpy, Cynical, Wise and Idiotic. I can also be found HERE.

Footer

Latest News from Africa

  • Prince Albert – the New King of Jazz
  • Eritrea: Independence Cup in Southern Region
  • President El-Sisi Follows-up on the Evacuation of Egyptian Citizens from Sudan
  • United Arab Emirates welcomes initiation of talks between Sudanese Armed Forces and Rapid Support Forces
  • Ghana’s regions: why creating new territories has caused problems
  • Uganda Red Cross Delivers Relief Aid to Kisoro Floods-Affected Communities
  • President Ramaphosa alarmed over conflict, violence in eastern DRC
  • Mental health: almost half of Johannesburg students in new study screened positive for probable depression
  • Dietary Supplements for Dogs and Cats: Enhancing Well-being
  • Midwives scramble to ensure safe deliveries amid violence in Sudan

RSS MyPR’s Free Press Releases

  • Empire Nxumalo Drops New Single “Kuzeka” – Now Available On All DSPs
  • A Pool of Delight Surrounded by Excellence
  • Author Mercia Scharneck Invites Readers to Rediscover the Purpose God Has for Their Lives
  • GBV Prevention Must Start With Boys, Says Founder Launching Football-Led Youth Development Programme
  • South African Artist MARTHINUS Releases Debut Single

© 2026 MyZA · Port Elizabeth, South Africa | Privacy Policy | MyZA content usage