CIPINA / Our commitments
Economic, social governance and human rights
One of CIPINA’s main objectives is to provide expertise to enable Africa to experience greater economic growth and to sustainably eradicate poverty on the continent, through the development of synergies and partnerships in essential areas of human development such as education, health, science, new technologies and sustainable development.
CIPINA will contribute to the development of African human resources with the aim of:
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Improve access to essential medicines and vaccines at affordable prices
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Filling the human resources gap in the health, education, research, science and new technologies sectors
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Advocacy, monitoring, and building partnerships to ensure that Africa’s health, education, and science agenda is defined, designed, and led from the continent
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Improve education for more job opportunities for Africans
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To promote appropriate frameworks and reports, survey results to inform and guide national and regional development strategies
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To encourage partnerships in order to establish and strengthen regional and international knowledge networks
Education for all Africans
Strong and better education is an essential objective for human resource development. CIPINA aims to enable all Africans to have access, at least, to basic education, necessary for their development at higher levels of education. The continent’s leaders have become aware of the importance of this sector and through the Education for All in Africa program, designed to be compatible with the framework of the AU’s Second Decade of Education for Africa (2006- 2015), their desire to achieve this objective seems clear. Especially since it is also one of the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) to which CIPINA intends to contribute by encouraging and promoting the training of teachers, the education of nurses and midwives for the good -be the mother of the child.
No development without Health
CIPINA’s projects in the field of health essentially aim to inform and raise awareness among African leaders of the need to set up quality medical and health structures so that their people can receive decent care. Training for health professionals is also necessary for the well-being of the entire African population, particularly vulnerable people.
Science and new technologies
In the field of science and new technologies, CIPINA works to establish networks and partnerships that are beneficial to Africa. It publishes and disseminates science and technology frameworks and reports, facilitates research on socio-economic issues and builds capacity in science and new technologies.