As the African Development Bank (AfDB) steps up the pace on its Ten Year Strategy to help bring about the structural transformation of the continent, the Bank will focus on 5 high priority areas, which it refers to as "The High 5s".
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A 'More Agile and Responsive' African Development Bank - Report
As it steps up the pace to achieve the "High 5s," the African Development Bank (AfDB) is "reorganising itself to become more agile and responsive to the continent's needs" with a new business model and the establishment of five new regional integration and business delivery offices across the continent. The "High 5s" and the Bank's recent progress are highlighted in the latest edition of the Bank's key monitoring and tracking tool, The Annual Development Effectiveness Review 2016, which was released Monday, June 27, 2016. More on the AfDB in this BRIEFING.
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27 June 2016
AfDB's Annual Development Effectiveness Review 2016 - Accelerating the pace of change
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- AfDB
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The Annual Development Effectiveness Review (ADER) examines development trends in Africa, assesses the impact of the African Development Bank (AfDB, ... see more »
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22 June 2016
AfDB's President's Dialogue with the Bank's Governors During Annual Meetings 2016
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- AfDB
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The Bank's Governors are the Finance, Trade or Economic Development Ministers from its 54 Regional and 26 Non-Regional Member Countries). see more »
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