Regional Courts fully functional by 2023 African Common Market is established by 2025 Pan African Institute of Statistics fully functional by 2023 Pan African Intellectual Property Organization (PAIPO) is fully functional by 2023 African Observatory for Science, Technology and Innovation is fully functional by 2023 African Scientific and Innovation Council (ASIC) is fully functional Annual African Forum commences by 2016 African Economic for Business is established and operational by 2021 African Trade Observatory established by 2020 African Business Council is established by 2018 African Trade Conference is held by 2017 Research on Free Movement of People with the context of the African Economic Community is completed by 2016 and findings implemented by 2017 All of colonialism eliminated including the preservation of national sovereignty as per Article II of the OAU Charter prior to any eventual African political integration SHaSA II is prepared within the context of First Ten Year Implementation Plan by 2015 completed by 2016/17followed by Consultations with the RECs in 2018 Coordination/ Integrative Work is done by 2020/21 with the Preparation of the Legal Framework in 2022 followed by validation consultations in 2022/24. Adoption by the AU Assembly is 2025 followed by Preparation of Road Map for Implementation. Pan African Institute of Statistics Pan African Institute of Statistics concept/framework is adopted by AU Summit in 2013 Consultations with Host Country on the legal/operational status of the Institute completed in 2015 Preparation and adoption by the Assembly the governance / operational framework/ staffing system etc. is done in 2016 with commencement of operations in 2017 and fully functional latest by 2020. Pan African Intellectual Property Organization Draft statute reviewed by STC and approved by Summit in 2016. Consultations with Tunisia, Host Country is done in 2017 with Implementation Action Plan adopted by the Assembly in the same year Commencement begins in 2018 African Observatory for Science, Technology and Innovation statute prepared and noted by Assembly in 2014 Review /approval by STC and Summit I is in 2015 Consultations with Host Country, Equatorial Guinea is completed by 2016; implementation Action Plan is developed and approved by the Summit in the same year Commencement starts in 2017 African Scientific and Innovation Council Submission / review of statute by STC is done by 2015; approval by the Summit is in the same year Development of an implementation action plan is done in 2016 with approval by Summit in the same year. Council become operational in 2017 Indicative Strategies To achieve the above targets, the following indicative strategies have to be considered National Domesticate all protocols leading to free movement of persons within the REC
African Highway Missing link is achieved At least national readiness for in country connectivity to the African High Speed Rail Network is achieved by 2019 fully opened to African airlines Increase electricity generation and distribution by at 50% by 2020 Double ICT penetration and contribution to GDP Realize at 70% increase in broadband accessibility by 2020 Digital broadcasting is achieved as the norm by 2016 Attain 100% mobile penetration by 2020 Continental/Regional Regional Power Pools fully operational by 2020 INGA Dam is commissioned by 2025 At least 20% of the construction on the first pilot project on the African High Speed Train Network is completed Program for Infrastructural Development of African Island States developed by 2020 Continental TV Station / pan African E Network in Place by 2023 first class road is completed by 2018 followed by the development of Model Smart Corridor concept in the same year. Technical backstopping to member states for the development of an implementation action plan is provided in 2019/20. Stakeholder countries sign agreement for each corridor by 2023. African High Speed Train Network(AHSTN) AHSTN Concept is developed by 2014 and Routes adopted in 2015 Preparation and signing of first treaty / cooperation agreement by partner member states/stakeholders is done in 2017 Commencement of construction of the first pilot project linking the first set of cities / countries begins in 2020 Preparation and signing of second treaty / cooperation agreement by partner member states/stakeholders is done in 2023 Commencement of construction of the second pilot project linking the second set of cities / countries begins in 2025 Single African Air Transport Market Institutional and regulatory framework for implementation of Yamoussoukro declaration / decision completed by 2015 Guidelines for Air Service negotiations by member states with external parties completed and adopted by member states by 2015 Yamoussoukro requirement met by member states in 2016 followed by the establishment of the Single African Air Transport Market in 2017 ICT ICT broadband and infrastructure priority projects for each REC agreed upon by 2012/2014 Feasibility studies completed on the projects by the RECs by 2014/2016 Funds mobilization and construction take place between 2017/2020 INGA Dam with mandate to develop and promote Grand Inga Dam is established in 2015; technical studies, preparation of tender documents and resource
To achieve the above targets, the following indicative strategies have to be considered National Sign, ratify and domesticate existing normative frameworks on peace and security Implement the Madiba Nelson Mandela Decade of Reconciliation Policy in Africa (2014-24) Continental Sensitize Member States and RECs / Regional Mechanisms (RMs) Facilitate self determination of the countries that are still under foreign occupation Promote the Madiba Nelson Mandela Decade of Reconciliation Policy in Africa (2014-24) Engage the UN System and all other actors to address the issues of liberation by 2017 Priority Area (2) 2023 Target Key Process Actions/Milestones Towards 2023 on AU Framework(s) Defense, Security and Peace National Sufficiently capable security services by 2020 Respect to rules or engagement and human rights in conflict situations is entrenched in the security forces Continental Review of African Peace and Security Protocol is completed by 2016 Common Defense and Security Policy is fully operational by 2020 National Domesticate the Africa Union and Common Defense Pact (AUNACDP) and the CADSP by 2018 RECs : Consultations with Members States on the (AUNACDP) completed by 2017 Continental Review of African and Security Protocol is completed by 2015 Consolidate AUNACDP by 2015 Consultations with RECs on AUNACDP is completed by 2017 Indicative Strategies To achieve the above targets, the following indicative strategies have to be considered National Implement the AUNACDP. Implement the recommendations on the Review on the Peace and Security Council, Continental Facilitate the implementation of the AUNACDP. Goal 15: A Fully Functional and Operational African Peace and Security Architecture Priority Area (1) 2023 Target Key Process Actions/Milestones Towards 2023 on AU Framework(s) Operationalization of APSA Pillars National National standby contingent of the ASF ready in all operational aspects National Council is established by 2016 Full compliance to funding Africa’s peace and security institutions obligations Continental Ready for deployment and engagement African Stand By Force Well-equipped, competent regional security structures / mechanisms to participate in continental assignments National Contribution to peace fund is at the norm/adequate and timely during 2014/23 period Continental ACIRC is realized by 2015; AMANI II exercise completed by 2016 with realization of the ASF attained by 2018 Policy directive to member states on increase in mandatory contributions to the Peace Fund issued in 2018
2 Creation of National Advisory Group ECOSOCC/ Government 3 Adoption of Agenda 2063 by National Legislatures as Framework for Development PAP / Legislature 4 Public Education on Agenda 2063 Government / National Advisory Group 5 Launching of Agenda 2063 Government 7 Introduction of Citizens Tax for Funding Advisory Group Government / Legislature 8 Implementation of Capacity Development Plans Government IMPLEMENTATION Continental Level 1 Development of Action Plans for Continental Targets in 10 Year Plan Technical Unit 2 Issuing of guidelines on selection of priority areas and targets for the 10 year plan to RECs Technical Unit 3 Capacity Assessment of AU organs/RECs for Agenda 2063 ACDF/Technical Unit 4 Creation of Data Bank on African Experts UNECA 5 Operationalization of Recommendations on Financing of Agenda 2063 as per the RM Strategy AfDB/Technical Unit 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 1H 2H 1H 2H 1H 2H 1H 2H 6 Advocacy with African Legislatures PAP 7 Consultations with RECs Technical Unit 8 Interactions / Consultations with National Advisory Groups ECOSOCC 9 Execution of Continental Programmes Technical Unit/ AU Organs Regional Level
3 Mid- term and end of Ten Evaluation of Continental programmes Technical Unit 4 Performance accountability consultations with National Advisory Groups ECOSOCC 5 Annual continental platform on the progress of Agenda 2063 Technical Unit 6 Preparation of Report on the Progress of Agenda 2063 implementation at all levels Technical Unit / AU Organs 8 Monitoring of continental programmes Technical Unit / AU Organs/AfDB/UNECA Regional 1 Issuing of monitoring guidelines to Member states REC 2 Setting up/integrating agenda 2063 monitoring system into existing REC 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 1H 2H 1H 2H 1H 2H 1H 2H system 3 Creation / maintenance of regional data base on Agenda 2063 REC/UNECA 4 Initiatives on harmonization of members states statistics REC/UNECA 5 Monitoring of regional programmes REC 6 Mid- term and end of Ten Evaluation of Regional programmes programmes REC 7 Member states consultative fora on performance of Agenda 2063 REC 8 Preparation of Regional Monitoring Reports REC National
1 Integration of Agenda 2063 M&E into national M&E system National Panning Authority 2 Creation / integration of data base for M&E of Agenda 2063/ national plan National Planning Authority / National Statistical Authorities 3 Monitoring / stakeholder consultations on progress of Agenda 2063 National Planning Authority / National Advisory Groups 4 Mid term / end term evaluation of Agenda 2063 integrated national plans National Planning Authority
11. Peace, Security and Stability is Preserved 4.1.1 Maintenance and Restoration of Peace and Security P5a) Addressing the root causes of conflicts (Paragraph 66) P5b) Preventing the outbreak of armed conflicts( (Paragraph67) 12. A Stable and Peaceful Africa 4.1.2 Institutional Structure for AU Instruments on Peace and Security 4.1.3 Defense & Peace Building 13. A Fully functional and operational APSA 4.1.4 African Security Forces Capability Aspiration 5: Africa with a Strong Cultural Identity, Common Heritage, Values and Ethics AGENDA 2062 AFRICAN COMMON POSITION Goal Priority Areas 14. African Cultural Renaissance is pre-eminent 5.2.1 Values & Ideals of Pan Africanism 5.2.2 Cultural Values & African Renaissance 5.2.3 Cultural Heritage, Creative Arts & Businesses Aspiration 6: An Africa Whose Development is people-driven, especially relying on the potential offered by its Youth and Women AGENDA 2062 AFRICAN COMMON POSITION Goal Priority Area 15. Full gender equality in all spheres of life 6.1.2. Women and Girls Empowerment P3d) Gender Equality and Women’s Empowerment (Paragraphs 43/45) P3b) Education and Human Capital Development (Paragraphs 39/41) 6.1.1. Violence & Discrimination 16. Engaged and empowered Youth 6.2.1. Empowerment P3f) Harnessing Africa’s Youth Population Aspiration 7: An Africa as A Strong and Influential Global Player and Partner AGENDA 2062 AFRICAN COMMON POSITION Goal Priority Areas 17 Africa as a major partner in global affairs and peaceful 7.1.1 Africa’s Place in Global Affairs P2a) Enhancing Technological capacities for Africa’s transformation Agenda (29/32) 7.1.2 Partnerships P6 Partnerships: ( Paragraphs 77/86) P6c) Implementing existing commitments and promoting quality and predictability of external financing (Paragraph 75/76) 18. Africa takes full responsibility for financing her development 7.2.1 African Capital Markets P6b) Maximizing Innovative Financing ( Paragraph 74) 7.2.2 Fiscal Systems & Public Sector Revenue P6a) Improving domestic resource mobilization (Paragraph 72/73 7.2.3 Development Assistance