Africa Progress Report
Panel wants action from policymakers to translate continent’s “immense resources” into concrete benefits for its people
About the Africa Progress Panel
The Africa Progress Panel brings together a unique group of leaders under the chairmanship of Kofi Annan. The Panel monitors and promotes mutual accountability and shared responsibility for progress in Africa. Its three focus areas are economic and political governance; finance for sustainable development, including ODA; and MDG achievement – notably in light of climate change. The work of the Panel aims to track progress and draw attention to critical issues and opportunities for progress in Africa.
See also:
- About the Africa Progress Panel (Word, PDF)
- The APP in Action 2009 (PDF)
- APP publications in the pipeline (Word, PDF)
Panel members launching the report on Africa Day in Johannesburg
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Kofi Annan (bio) (photo) (hi-res photo) Chair of the Africa Progress Panel, Former Secretary-General of the UN and Nobel Laureate Linah Mohohlo (bio) (photo) (hi-res photo) Governor of the Bank of Botswana Peter Eigen (bio) (photo) (hi-res photo) Founder and Chair of the Advisory Council, Transparency International and Chairman of the Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative Olusegun Obasanjo (bio) (photo) (hi-res photo) Envoy of the Secretary-General on the Great Lakes region and former President of Nigeria |
A complete overview of all the members of the panel is available on this page.
Two continents
This short animation was produced by the Africa Progress Panel in the run up to the launch of the Africa Progress Report.
- English version (vimeo) (download as m4v or mov)
- French version (download as m4v or mov)
Or watch it here:
Graphics from the report
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