A framework for mainstreaming regional integration in national development plans in the Southern African Development Community ( SADC)

This note explores the conditions under which trade might become an engine of growth in a process of regional integration, suggesting that it is necessary to go beyond

With a growth rate of almost 4 per cent per annum, the population is projected to reach over 27 million by the end of the current plan period (1993). Of these 27 million people,

• Market sustainability of regional energy integration projects requires that the energy reform policies are robust and irreversible, including legal and regulatory frameworks

a) Recognition that Regional Economic Communities (RECs) are important in the implementation of NEPAD programmes at the sub- regional level and that ECA’s Sub-Regional Offices

To order copies of Human Development Report for Southern Africa (HDR- SA 2012) : Enhancing Human Development through Regional Integration in SADC by the Economic Commission for

^/'Kampala Action Plan on Womeii and Peace adopted by the Regional Conference on Women, Peace and -Development,'■ "November 1993..

Mr Alfred Latigo, on behalf of the ECA Secretariat, outlined the objectives and expected outcomes of the Forum as being to review the process of domestication of the

Mainstreaming RI into national development planning requires the engagement of as many Stakeholders as possible both from the state (RI, finance and planning bodies, sector and