The APRM, through Monitoring, Evaluation and Reporting aims to deepen democratic practices, strengthen achievements, disseminate best practices, and rectify underlying deficiencies in governance and socioeconomic development among the AU Member States. The APRM framework’s purpose is to encourage and build transformational leadership through a self-assessment process, constructive peer dialogue, and the sharing of information and common experiences. Thus, one of the APRM’s main objectives is to reinforce successful and exemplary practices among African states. The APRM is a commitment to African governance standards and the tool for implementing the codes and standards enshrined in the Declaration on Democracy, Political, Economic and Corporate Governance.
Governance is defined by the provision of the political, social, economic and environmental public goods and services that every citizen has the right to expect from their government, and that a government has the responsibility to deliver to its citizens.
The data sources for APRM data include; APRM reports, Statistical agencies in African Countries, various Government departments, International partners and Research papers
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National Plan of Action to implement APRM review recommendations as per review report recommendations
The Standards and Codes are those that have been approved by African countries, individually or collectively, with regard to „how‟ they govern themselves and manage their societies, economies and socio-economic development.
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