Tokyo International Conference on African Development
The Three Pillars
Advancing Africa's Development Through People, Technology and Innovation
Accelerating economic transformation and improving business environment through innovation and private sector engagement
Deepening sustainable and resilient society
Strengthening peace and stability
TICAD
Tokyo International Conference on African Development
The Tokyo International Conference of African Development (TICAD) was launched in 1993 by the Government of Japan, to promote Africa’s development, peace and security, through the strengthening of relations in multilateral cooperation and partnership, particularly with the country. The launch of TICAD was catalytic for refocusing international attention on Africa’s development needs. In the course of the past 20 years, TICAD has evolved into a major global and open and multilateral forum for mobilizing and sustaining international support for Africa’s development under the principles of African “ownership” and “international partnership.”
TICAD ORGANIZERS
TICAD is co-organized by the Government of Japan, the United Nations (UN), the World Bank (WB), the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), and the African Union Commission (AUC). Its stakeholders include all African countries and many development partners, including international and regional organizations, partner countries, the private sector, and civil society organizations.
Plan of Actions
SUMMARY REPORT & MATRIX
1. Each co-organizer is not responsible for any measures/initiatives which are by the other co-organizers and TICAD partners.
2. Each co-organizer does not provide any assistance of human resource and/or financial assistance for the measures/initiatives listed on the matrix unless otherwise agreed.
3. If there is a description that is inappropriate in light of the purpose or restrictions of the Plan of Actions, or if there is a description that is offensive to public order and morals, the posts may not be permitted at the discretion of the co-organizers (* In that case, the reasons for the judgment will not be disclosed.)
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