- “Citizens should enjoy benefits of belonging to a Shared Community of SADC”
- Presidents Khama, dos Santos to bid farewell to SADC
- SADC has a story to tell
- 37th SADC Summit Harnessing Public Private Partnerships
“Beyond Revised RISDP SADC strategises on post-2020 development agenda”
SADC HAS commenced the process of formulating a new cooperation and regional integration strategy to succeed the current development blueprint that is expected to end in 2020.
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Citizens should enjoy benefits of belonging to a Shared Community of SADC
Presidents Khama, dos Santos to bid farewell to SADC
37th SADC Summit Harnessing Public Private Partnerships
Publications
36th SADC Summit
This book prepared by SARDC for the 36th SADC Summit in Swaziland 30-31 August 2016, provides a public record of SADC activities and achievements in the past year, including implementation of the industrialization agenda and the operationalisation of the regional development fund.
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SADC Energy Monitor 2016
These books present a comprehensive regional perspective of progress towards implementation of SADC energy policies.
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SADC Gender and Development Monitor 2016
This is the sixth edition of the respected publication tracking progress towards gender equality and equity in southern Africa through the SADC Protocol on Gender and Development, and covers the main subject areas of the protocol including constitutional and legal rights, governance, education and training, etc.
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Prospects for Industrial Transformation in SADC
This report is a compilation of some preparatory work that informed the SADC Industrialisation Strategy and Roadmap approved by SADC leaders in April 2015. Related policy briefs give insights into the mining sector, agriculture and manufacturing, finance, and trade. Read more>>>
Zambezi Environment Outlook 2015 (ZEO)
The Zambezi Environment Outlook provides an integrated analysis of the shared natural resources of the Zambezi River Basin, taking into account the ecological, social and economic issues, as these factors are critical to achieving sustainability in the Basin.
The Peace Trainer, Cornerstone of SADC integration agenda
Peace is a prerequisite for development and there can be no peace without development. For southern Africa, political stability has become a rallying point for closer cooperation and means towards attaining the overall regional objective of poverty eradication. Read more>>>
