Alliance pour refonder la gouvernance en Afrique

MALI - MANIFESTO FOR UNITED FRONT FOR THE SAFETY OF DEMOCRACY AND THE REPUBLIC

karine — 2012-03-27T11:51:10Z

Following the military coup of March 22, 2012, 40 political parties and all the important organizations of civil society in Mali produced a Manifesto for safeguarding democracy and the republic Following the military coup of March 22, 2012, 40 political parties and all the important organizations of civil society in Mali produced a Manifesto for safeguarding democracy and the republic : Manifeste du Front Uni pour la sauvegarde de la démocratie et de la répuplique Thank you to all who (...) - 3000. Most recent publications

APPEL : MALI - MANIFESTE DU FRONT UNI POUR LA SAUVEGARDE DE LA DEMOCRATIE ET LA REPUBLIQUE

karine — 2012-03-27T08:35:38Z

Suite au coup d'Etat militaire du 22 mars 2012, 40 partis politiques et toutes les organisations importantes de la société civile malienne ont produit un Manifeste pour la sauvegarde de la démocratie et de la république Suite au coup d'Etat militaire du 22 mars 2012, 40 partis politiques et toutes les organisations importantes de la société civile malienne ont produit un Manifeste pour la sauvegarde de la démocratie et de la république : Manifeste du Front Uni pour la sauvegarde de la démocratie et (...) - 3000. Dernières publications

2012-2015: Africa takes control of its destiny

Vincent — 2012-01-20T14:24:33Z

Visit the website dedicated to the conferences and participate by sending in your proposals - Pages spéciales

2012-2015 : l'Afrique prend son destin en main

Vincent — 2012-01-20T14:24:14Z

Découvrez le site des conférences et participez en envoyant vos propositions : formulaire en ligne sur le site JAGA - Pages spéciales

Corporate social responsability in French-speaking african countries

karine — 2012-01-17T17:20:43Z

The White Papers by Alexandre Wong and Urbain Kiswend-Sida Yaméogo Requirements regarding corporate social responsability (CSR), nowadays embodied by the ISO 26000 standards, seem likely to fit Africa, as any other part of the world. But it that really the only way to consider the ethical developement of a company ? Could there be a mode of governance universal enough to express the diversity of cultural values, in Anglo-saxon, European, as well as African firms ? Refering to a common (...) - 3000. Most recent publications

Les Responsabilités sociétales des entreprises en Afrique francophone

karine — 2011-11-19T10:03:45Z

Le livre blanc, par Alexandre Wong et Urbain Kiswend-Sida Yameogo ; préface de Jacques Tubon; avant-propos de Khalid Hamdani Fruit d'un projet piloté par L'Institut Éthique et Diversité – pôle « Recherche et Prospective » des Jardins de la Cité –, ce livre marque une étape importante dans la reconnaissance et la prise en compte de l'apport d'acteurs économiques et de chercheurs francophones à la réflexion sur la RSE. Fondé notamment sur l'expertise des acteurs des diasporas économiques africaines en France (...) - 3000. Dernières publications

Par pays

Vincent — 2011-07-13T16:20:26Z

Texte d'introduction de l'approche par pays - Pages spéciales

By country

Vincent — 2011-07-13T16:19:26Z

Texte d'introduction de l'approche par pays - Pages spéciales

3. Encourage the integration of production/trade sectors for goods/services on the level of the continent's major regions

karine — 2011-04-12T12:11:56Z

Uniting African countries in large, regional economic groups is not a new idea. Nor is it an unrealisable dream. Its roots can be found in the mixing of populations from the various regions of Africa as a result of their histories. African political and economic integration can thus be seen as first and foremost a work of African peoples. This tradition should be used as the starting point for all integration initiatives in Africa. But regional African organisations such as UMAU, ECOWAS, (...) - PROP

5. Create university magnet centers and regional training and scientific research centers to give the continent the human resources it needs to attain the level of performance necessitated by worldwide competition

karine — 2011-04-12T12:09:19Z

A few years ago, an essayist who is well-known in Africa stirred up a fuss by comparing Japan to Africa in one of his works (Afrologie, by Stephen Smith) and stating that “Africa is rich but Africans are poor”. Indeed, the Japanese, who live in a country practically devoid of natural potential, are richer than Africans, who are sitting on a treasure chest of immense natural resources. The only plausible explanation lies in the quality of human resources. Aside from a few North African (...) - PROP