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Statement by Prof. Victor Harison Commisioner for Economic Affairs Department African Union Commision at the Meeting of Experts for the Fifth Conference of African Ministers Responsible for Civil Registration

Registrar Generals;
Director Generals of Statistics and Representatives;
Members of Government;
Representative of United Nations Economic Commission for Africa
Representative of African Development Bank
Representatives of Development Partners;
Directors General of NSOs
Distinguished Ladies and Gentlemen;

Good morning,

Dates: 
October 14, 2019
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PDF icon Statement by Prof. Victor Harison Commisioner for Economic Affairs Department African Union Commision
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African Union Commission rolls out a tool for evaluating African regional integration agenda

September 20, 2019
English

Lusaka, Zambia, 20, September, 2019; For several decades, integration has been recognized as a critical component for the development of the African Continent. Article 3 of the Constitutive Act of the African Union (AU) sets out the key objectives, including, accelerating the political and socio-economic integration of the continent and promoting sustainable development at the economic, social and cultural levels as well as the integration of African economies.

Fifth Conference of African Ministers Responsible for Civil Registration

October 14, 2019 to October 18, 2019
English

Theme: “Innovative Civil Registration and Vital Statistics System: Foundation for Legal Identity Management”

Event Resources: 
PDF icon CRVS-V-FR- Assessing and strengthening medicolegal death investigation systems to improve accuracy and completeness of vital sta
PDF icon CRVS-V-FR- Digitization towards ICT assets for CRVS in Africa.pdf
PDF icon CRVS-V-FR- Information note.pdf
PDF icon CRVS-V-FR- Report on the progress against ministerial Declarations and the status of CRVS in Africa.pdf
PDF icon CRVS-V-FR- United Nations Legal Identity Agenda Fulfilling the promise to leave no one behind.pdf
PDF icon CRVS-V-FR-Civil registration and vital statistics digitalization and innovation.pdf
PDF icon CRVS-V-FR-Death certification curriculum and inforgraphic tutorial for physicians.pdf
PDF icon CRVS-V-FR-Electronique CRVS systems, what countries need to consider in the modernisation process.pdf
PDF icon CRVS-V-FR-Evaluation of completeness and quality of civil registration system and producing vital statistics Report(.pdf
PDF icon CRVS-V-FR-Good practices in linking CRVS and ID management systems.pdf
PDF icon CRVS-V-FR-Guidelines for drafting MOUS for better coordination among national stakeholders.pdf
PDF icon CRVS-V-FR-Implementation of ICD 11.pdf
PDF icon CRVS-V-FR-Importance of CRVS and ID Management for durable solutions for refugees.pdf
PDF icon CRVS-V-FR-Integrating civil registration and vital statistics systems and legal identity management in the digital ERA.pdf
PDF icon CRVS-V-FR-Integrating mortality surveillance for improving registration.pdf
PDF icon CRVS-V-FR-Marriage and divorce registration in Africa.pdf
PDF icon CRVS-V-FR-Modernization of the civil registration and vital statistics system.pdf
PDF icon CRVS-V-FR-Pathways to obtaining good quality cause of death information in Africa.pdf
PDF icon CRVS-V-FR-Potentials of data linkages from CRVS and other systems in advancing SDGS.pdf
PDF icon CRVS-V-FR-Registration in emergencies Application of guidelines and recommendations.pdf
PDF icon CRVS-V-FR-Strengthening linkages between civil registration and the health sector.pdf
PDF icon CRVS-V-FR-Systems improvement framework.pdf
PDF icon CRVS-V-FR-The electronic birth and death registration system in Egypt.pdf
PDF icon CRVS-V-FR-The State of CRVS and national identity in Africa.pdf
PDF icon CRVS-V-FR-Vital statistics from civil registration records and its relevance in monitoring SDGs.pdf
PDF icon CRVS-V- Information note.pdf
PDF icon CRVS-V-Assessing and strengthening medicolegal death investigation systems to improve accuracy and completeness of vital statist
PDF icon CRVS-V-Civil registration and vital statistics digitalization and innovation.pdf
PDF icon CRVS-V-Death certification curriculum and inforgraphic tutorial for physicians.pdf
PDF icon CRVS-V-Digitization towards ICT assets for CRVS in Africa.pdf
PDF icon CRVS-V-Electronique CRVS systems, what countries need to consider in the modernisation process.pdf
PDF icon CRVS-V-Evaluation of completeness and quality of civil registration system and producing vital statistics Report.pdf
PDF icon CRVS-V-Good practices in linking CRVS and ID management systems.pdf
PDF icon CRVS-V-Guidelines for drafting MOUS for better coordination among national stakeholders.pdf
PDF icon CRVS-V-Implementation of ICD 11.pdf
PDF icon CRVS-V-Importance of CRVS and ID Management for durable solutions for refugees.pdf
PDF icon CRVS-V-Integrating civil registration and vital statistics systems and legal identity management in the digital ERA.pdf
PDF icon CRVS-V-Integrating mortality surveillance for improving registration.pdf
PDF icon CRVS-V-Marriage and divorce registration in Africa.pdf
PDF icon CRVS-V-Modernization of the civil registration and vital statistics system.pdf
PDF icon CRVS-V-Pathways to obtaining good quality cause of death information in Africa.pdf
PDF icon CRVS-V-Potentials of data linkages from CRVS and other systems in advancing SDGS.pdf
PDF icon CRVS-V-Registration in emergencies Application of guidelines and recommendations.pdf
PDF icon CRVS-V-Report on the progress against ministerial Declarations and the status of CRVS in Africa.pdf
PDF icon CRVS-V-Strengthening linkages between civil registration and the health sector.pdf
PDF icon CRVS-V-The CRVS - Systems improvement framework.pdf
PDF icon CRVS-V-The electronic birth and death registration system in Egypt.pdf
PDF icon CRVS-V-The State of CRVS and national identity in Africa.pdf
PDF icon CRVS-V-United Nations Legal Identity Agenda Fulfilling the promise to leave no one behind.pdf
PDF icon CRVS-V-Vital statistics from civil registration records and its relevance in monitoring SDGs.pdf
Event Programme: 
PDF icon Program (EN)
Concept Note: 
PDF icon Concept Note (EN)
PDF icon Concept Note (FR)

Monitoring and Evaluation of Tsetse and Trypanosomiasis control activities in Zambia, 10- 14 June 2019

June 10, 2019 to June 14, 2019
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Within the framework of PATTEC initiative the PATTEC Coordination Office is mandated to monitor and evaluate the implementation progress made by member states towards tsetse and trypanosomiasis control and eradication. In line with this, a situation analysis mission to evaluate the implementation of tsetse and trypanosomiasis control interventions comprising Dr. Gift Wiseman Wanda, Acting Coordinator of the Pan African Tsetse and Trypanosomiasis (T&T) Eradication Campaign (PATTEC), and Mr Girma Urgeacha, GIS database specialist was undertaken to Zambia from 10 to 14 June 2019.

File Press release(En)

The African Union Economic, Social & Cultural Council (AU-ECOSOCC) Elects Ten (10) Cluster Heads

June 11, 2019 to June 12, 2019
English

The African Union – Economic Social and Cultural Council elected 10 cluster chairs to head the organ’s corresponding clusters which mirror the structure of the African union Commission. The election took place on Wednesdays 11 December 2018, during the 2nd Ordinary Session of the 3rd Permanent General Assembly of ECOSOCC held in Lusaka, Zambi

PDF icon Press release(En)

COMMUNIQUÉ of the 1st Standing Committee Session of the 3rd Permanent General Assembly of the African Union Economic, Social And Cultural Council (AU-ECOSOCC) Adopted in Lusaka Zambia.

June 15, 2019
English

The Standing Committee of the AU ECOSOCC, join hands as an advisory organ of the African Union to continue to call for peace to prevail in Sudan on the matter of peace and security situation in the country.
In its deliberations, the AU-ECOSOCC Standing Committee:

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AU Member States call for intensive efforts to foster dialogue and mutual cooperation among regions of Africa to manage Safe, Orderly and Regular Migration

June 18, 2019
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Lusaka, Zambia, June 18, 2019: Member States of the African Union and the regional economic communities (RECs) meeting to validate the Draft Implementation Plan of the Global Compact for Safe, Orderly and Regular Migration (GCM) in Africa started on June 18th June in Lusaka, Zambia.

PDF icon Press release(En)

The Election of African Union Economic,Social and Cultural Council(ECOSOCC) New Bureau Members

June 11, 2019 to June 12, 2019
English

What: The General Assembly of the African Union (AU) Economic, Social and Cultural Council (ECOSOCC) to elect new Bureau members.

Who: Organized by the ECOSOCC Secretariat / Citizens and Diaspora Organizations Directorate (CIDO) of the AU Commission.

When: 11-12 June 2019

Where: The meeting will be held at the Hilton Garden Inn; Lusaka, Zambia.

Time : 9:00 A.M.

Objectives of the Meeting:

The AU Member States and RECs meeting to validate the Draft Implementation Plan of the Global Compact for Safe, Orderly and Regular Migration (GCM) in Africa

June 18, 2019 to June 19, 2019
English

The AU Member States and RECs meeting to validate the Draft Implementation Plan of the Global Compact for Safe, Orderly and Regular Migration (GCM) in Africa

What: The AU Member States and RECs meeting to validate the Draft Implementation Plan of the Global Compact for Safe, Orderly and Regular Migration (GCM) in Africa

When: 18-19 June 2019.

Where: Best Western Plus Hotel, Lusaka, Republic of Zambia

Who: The event is organized by the African Union Commission Department of Social Affairs

Objectives:

Event Resources: 
PDF icon 3year Priority Implementation Plan of Action(En)
PDF icon 3year Priority Implementation Plan of Action(Fr)
Event Programme: 
PDF icon Program (EN)
PDF icon Programme(Fr)
Concept Note: 
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