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    • SADC Animal Health Yearbook 2010

      Date Signed: 2011-10-01

      Type: Documents & Publications, SADC Technical & Thematic Reports

      Themes: Agriculture & Food Security, Livestock Production


      As livestock is an essential component of agriculture, reliable information on the livestock sector is necessary in formulating the SADC Regional Agricultural Policy. Therefore, the Food, Agriculture and Natural Resources Directorate of SADC created the Animal Health Yearbook as a means of disseminating information about livestock and animal health in the region, enabling informed policy and planning decisions.

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    • Regional Infrastructure Investment Conference

      Date Signed: 2011-09-23

      Type: Documents & Publications, SADC Technical & Thematic Reports

      Themes: Infrastructure, Energy, Meteorology, ICT & Telecommunications, Transport, Water & Sanitation, Maritime, Ports & Inland Waterways


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    • SADC Gender Protocol Barometer (2011)

      Date Signed: 2011-08-01

      Type: SADC Technical & Thematic Reports

      Issues: Gender


      The third Southern Africa Gender Protocol of 2011 Barometer which moves into high gear with the introduction of the SADC Gender and Development Index (SGDI) that complements the Citizen Score Card (CSC) that has been running for three years.

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    • SADC Minimum Package of Services for OVC&Y

      Date Signed: 2011-07-02

      Type: Documents & Publications, SADC Technical & Thematic Reports

      Themes: Social & Human Development, Orphans, Vulnerable Children & Youth


      Many children and youth in Southern Africa are deprived of basic needs for reasons of poverty, disease, and conflict. Following its commitment to wellbeing of the region’s people, SADC developed the Minimum Package of Services – a legal instrument that establishes basic services provided by Member States to help orphans, vulnerable children, and youth survive and develop.

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