The EAC communication policy has an overall objective of providing a framework within which the various the communication activities of the EAC secretariat and the various organs and Institutions of the EAC shall be undertaken.

The overall objective of this policy is to provide a regional roadmap to guide the East African Community towards evolving an efficient and effective regional pharmaceutical manufacturing industry that can supply national, regional and international markets with efficacious and quality medicines.

This document provides regulatory information on merger notice, documents to accompany a merger or acquisition notice, implementation of merger or acquisition in contravention of the Act, application for permission to engage in concerted practice, filing complaints and withdrawal of complaint.

This document provides for the establishment of the East African Community common market, free movement of goods, free movement of labour, rights of establishment of residence, free movement of services, free movement of capital and other areas of cooperation in the market.

This document was designed in pursuant to the provisions of Articles 5 (2), 82 and 151 of the treaty for the establishment of the East African Community. It provides for the establishment, objectives and scope of the monetary union and the pre-requisites for the monetary union.

This framework was developed to achieve the main objective of the African Union Institute for Statistics (STATAFRIC), which is to facilitate production and use of good quality statistics to inform development initiatives in the political, economic, and social and cultural areas constituting the African Integration Agenda (AIA).

This manual supersedes the first edition promulgated in 2010. It outlines the policies to be followed in the procurement of goods and services within the Africa Union. It also provides guidance on the procurement processes.

This framework contains guiding and cross-cutting principles, two main objectives, and a set of strategies for each objective. The objectives are to secure and protect the lives, livelihoods and rights of pastoral peoples and ensure continent wide commitment to political, social and economic development of pastoral communities and pastoral areas; and reinforce the contribution of pastoral livestock to national, regional and continent-wide economies.

This document outlines the challenges faced by the aquaculture sector, which include the inadequate governance at National level and for management of transboundary stocks and also some institutional weaknesses. It proposes an objective to improve and strengthen the contribution of small-scale fisheries to poverty alleviation, food and nutrition security and socio-economic benefits of fishing communities. It also prsents some strategies and actions for fisheries reform.

The first chapter of this document provides a introductory background to Tsetse fly and African Union Pan African Tsetse and Trypanosomiasis Eradication Campaign (PATTEC). It identifies the tsetse and trypanosomiasis challenge; reviews past and current attempts to control tsetse, achievement and lesson learnt.

The ultimate goal of this Plan of Action is for African Governments, civil society, the private sector and all multi-sector development partners to join forces and redouble efforts to achieve effective implementation of the continental policy framework on Sexual Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR).

This statistical book presents a range of statistics on African and European countries. Some of the statistics includes population, education and health statistics; economic performance, international trade, national accounts, economy and finance; external economic relations; and industry.

This plan presents four expected outputs to with different strategic and perational actions that are outlined in this document. The expected outputs include the implementation of Comprehensive Africa Agriculture Development Programme (CAADP) priority programmes as an instrument to boost agricultural production and productivity, food and nutrition security, and eliminating hunger and reducing poverty; design and implementation of programmes on agribusiness, including on improved access to productive resources and capacity of women and youth and other disadvantaged social groups; design of and implementation of programmes for harnessing rural infrastructure for market access and trade in agricultural products; and enhanced implementation of priority programmes on environment and natural resources and climate change.

This document provides guidance oh how to combat trafficking in human beings especially women and children.

This document outlines the guiding principles, pillars of the strategy. It proposes twelve objectives, with the ultimate goal to revitalize the teaching profession to ensure quality and relevance at all levels of education; build , rehabilitate, preserve education infrastructure andf develop policies that ensure a permanent, healthy and conducive learning environment in all sub-sectors and for all, so as to expand access to quality education.

This is report of 4th ordinary session of the African Union Conference of Ministers in charge of communication and information technologies. The document details decision-making procedures and the role of the commission.

The CAADP Results Framework provides guidance at the level of: planning; performance,; and results (referring to the actual outcomes and impacts of a development intervention, including goods, services and value addition underpinned by increases in agriculture production, productivity, food and nutrition).

This plan serves as a roadmap to guide the East African community towards evolving an efficient and effective regional pharmaceutical industry that can supply national, regional and international markets with efficacious and quality medicines.

This is the 4th East African Community Development Strategy that spans over five years. It outlines broad strategic goals of the East African Community as well as the specific targets to be achieved during the period. It assesses the achievement of the 3rd EAC development strategy (2006-2010) and the challenges experienced. It also presents priority interventions during the period 2011/12-2015/16 and also details the monitoring and evaluation mechanism.

The overall objective of this Policy is to guide the EAC Partner States on how their national intellectual property legislation shall be adjusted in order to enable them to fully utilise the Public Health-related WTO-TRIPS Flexibilities. It provides a comprehensive ‘road map’ on how the latter shall facilitate optimising the populations’ access to health and health-related products. It further identifies the lowest common denominator of intellectual property legislation that can be approximated across all the EAC Partner States.