Dar-Es- Salaam Declaration on Africa Human Capital Heads of State 2023 Summit (Item proposed by the United Republic of Tanzania)
(E=English; A=Arabic; F=French; P=Portuguese)
Date
2024-02-17Author
African Union
Type
ReportMetadata
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Africa began the last decade with significant human capital deficiencies, boasting the lowest average Human Capital Index (HCI) among all regions. Sub-Saharan Africa faces a host of challenges that undermine human capital, such as increasing inflation, high interest rates, high unemployment, dwindling development assistance, and the inflationary effects of the Ukrainian crisis. Additionally, the region's rapid population growth imposes substantial fiscal limitations on providing essential services, exacerbates job scarcity that hampers the accumulation of human capital.
Reference
Assembly/AU/22(XXXVII)Subject
InflationHigh Interest Rates
High Unemployment
Inflationary Effects
Skills
Tertiary Education
Notes
Assembly of the African Union
Thirty-Seventh Ordinary Session
17 - 18 February 2024
Addis Ababa (Ethiopia)
Format
PrintExtent
11 p.Location of Print Version
African Union ArchivesEnd date of event
2024-02-18Rights Holder
African UnionUsage Rights
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