ADIN - Strategic Plan, Reports & Publications

ADIN

Africa Development Interchange Network

ADIN World Centre
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Strategic Plan, Reports & Publications

ADIN's Theory of change:

Empowering African grassroots for sustainable development and positioning citizens to play a key role in regional and global development agenda implementation

Africa Development Interchange Network (ADIN) has made small but sustainable steps in facilitating development, growing slowly and making sure that what is done is published and what is programed is done!

ADIN's Strategic Plan 2017 - 2021

Africa development interchange Network (ADIN) works on a 5 year strategic planning format. The strategic cycle 2017-2021 will be very much marked by the SDGs implementation challenges and the transformative ambition of the African Union Agenda 2063.

The baseline for this strategic plannng cycle is the level of achievement in 2016, the first year of the SDGs implementation, with the very first High Level Political Forum (HLPF) on the SDGs, through National Voluntary Reviews (VNRs).......Read more in the full ADIN 2017-2021 Strategic Planning Document which provides for key elements of ADIN’s theory of change with indication of strategic objectives and action areas for each area of focus presented in a separate table after the table presenting the overall goal and the three main areas of focus:

- Communities Engagement and Capacity Building;

- Financing for Development (FfD);

- SDGs & International Cooperation.

ADIN PUBLCATIONS

- The Global Partnership on Effective Development Cooperation (GPEDC) Monitoring Round 2: The case of Cameroon (2015-2016).

- Post 2015 development perspectives in Africa: A methodological approach from the case of Cameroon, based upon the Development Effectiveness concept

- Mobilizing Domestic Financing Resources, Innovative Financing and Global Partnership for Development: The solutions beyond Doha.

- Innovative Financing and Global Partnership for Development: The solutions beyond Traditional Considerations.

-The impact of the 2008 – 2009 financial crisis on the Central African Economic and Monetary Community (CEMAC)

- Judging the effectiveness of Financing For Development half way to the MDGs target date.