-
Written about 6 days agoMinisters of Finance and Investment and the SADC Peer Review Panel convene meeting to review progress on implementa… https://t.co/oT7y09e5M9 via @SADC_News
FEATURED ALERTS & HEADLINES
FEATURED PROCUREMENT
There are no featured items at the moment
FEATURED EMPLOYMENT
There are no featured items at the moment
FEATURED EVENTS
FEATURED SADC CENTRES / FACILITIES
Recent News
-
24 Jul, 2021SADC REGIONAL ECONOMIC PERFORMANCE AND THE BUSINESS ENVIRONMENT IN 2020 AND MEDIUM-TERM PROSPECTS
This report presents economic performance for the SADC region in 2020. It also presents the outlook for business environment in the region for the same period. In addition, the report presents the economic outlook in the short to medium term for the…
Read More Tweet! -
22 Jul, 2021SADC Member States speak with a common voice on continental and global issues
Southern African Development Community (SADC) Member States have continued to speak with a common voice on regional, continental and global issues, and have stood together in addressing challenges facing individual Member States, according to the recently…
Read More Tweet! -
19 Jul, 2021Ministers of Finance and Investment and the SADC Peer Review Panel convene meeting to review progress on implementation of financial mechanisms and harmonising and strengthening of the financial sector in the Region
The Southern African Development Community (SADC) convened a virtual Committee of Ministers of Finance and Investment and the SADC Peer Review Panel meetings on 15th July, 2021.
Read More Tweet! -
17 Jul, 2021SADC Executive Secretary presents instruments of authority for Standby Force Deployment Mission to Mozambique.
The Executive Secretary of the Southern African Development Community (SADC) Her Excellency Dr Stergomena Lawrence Tax on 16 July, 2021 presented instruments of authority for deployment of the SADC Standby Force to the Republic of Mozambique, marking a…
Read More Tweet!
Documents & Publications
The European Union’s Cooperation with the Southern African Development Community
The hopes of the people of Southern Africa for peace, democracy, good governance and prosperity are no different from those of people all over the world. The ability of the countries of Southern Africa to fulfil these hopes depends, to a large extent, on greater levels of trade and investment, on advances in productive systems, industrial and infrastructure development and modernisation as well as on a sustainable use of natural resources. Good governance and more efficient use of available resources are also crucial.
Consolidated Text of the Treaty of the Southern African Development Community
The Consolidated Treaty of the Southern African Development Community is a consolidation of the following texts: - The Treaty of the Southern African Development Community, 1992 - The Agreement Amending the Treaty, 2001 - The Agreement Amending Article 22 of the the Treaty, 2007 - The Agreement Amending the Treaty, 2008 - The Agreement Amending Article 10A of the Treaty, 2009 and - The Agreement Amending Articles 10 and 14 of the Treaty, 2009. This edition of the Consolidated text of the Treat replaces the 2011 edition. Done by the Legal Affairs Unit of the Secretariat.
Regional Indicative Strategic Development Plan
The Regional Indicative Strategic Development Plan of SADC is a comprehensive 15–year strategic roadmap, which provides the strategic direction for achieving SADC’s long term social and economic goals. It also provides the SADC Secretariat and other SADC institutions with clear guidelines on SADC’s approved social and economic priorities and policies and therefore, enhancing their effectiveness in discharging their facilitating and coordinating role. It was approved by SADC Summit in 2003 and its effective implementation began in 2005.
SADC SIPO II (English)
The Revised Edition of the Strategic Indicative Plan for the Organ (SIPO II) provides a review of the first edition of the Plan. Based on the objectives and common agenda of SADC, the Strategic Indicative Plan for the Organ, first signed in 2004, provided general guidelines that spelt out specific implementation activities, in accordance with the objectives of the Protocol on Defense, Politics and Security Cooperation, and the strategies for their realisation, covering the Public Security, Political, Defence, and State security sectors.