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ACP Compendium on Risk Knowledge | African Space Policy | African Space Strategy
| African Union Agenda 2063 | G&A Communication and Engagement Strategy | G&A Corporate Brochure | G&A Training Strategy | The Inform Index | JRC’ 2017 report
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ACP COMPENDIUM ON RISK KNOWLEDGE (THE)  |
The ACP Compendium of Risk Knowledge presents the start-of-the-art in disaster risk reduction (DRR) knowledge concerning ACP countries. More importantly, it highlights valuable DRR efforts -categorized under hazards, vulnerability and capacity in the three regions made in and by ACP member states that merit continued or heightened support and replication. https://ec.europa.eu/europeaid/sites/devco/files/acp-compendium-risk-2015_en.pdf (92 pages, PDF, 55 Mo) |
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AFRICAN SPACE POLICY 
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The African Space Policy is the first in a set of instruments that will
help us to formalize Africa’ Space Programme. This policy provides the
guiding principles for a sustainable and fully effective space programme that
will serve the needs of the African continent. |
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AFRICAN SPACE STRATEGY 
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This Strategy provides a strategic framework for developing and operationalizing
continental-level space initiatives. It clearly spells out the strategic
goals and objectives of a long-term collective space vision for the
continent. The Strategy hinges on the African Space Policy, which provides a
guiding framework, for both the African public and private sectors, on the
underlying principles to be adopted en route to a formal African space Programme. |
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AFRICAN UNION AGENDA 2063 
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On the occasion of the golden jubilee (May 2013) of the Organization of
African Unity (OAU)/African Union (AU), the continent re-dedicated herself to
the attainment of the Pan African Vision of an integrated, prosperous and
peaceful Africa, driven by its own citizens, representing a dynamic force in
the international arena. The Golden Jubilee Summit of the Union directed the African Union Commission (AUC), supported by the New Partnership for Africa’s Development (NEPAD) Planning and Coordinating Agency (NPCA), the African Development Bank (AfDB) and the UN Economic Commission for Africa (UNECA), to prepare a continental 50-year agenda through a people-driven process outlining the Africa We Want, namely Agenda 2063. https://au.int/en/documents/20141012/key-documents-agenda2063
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GMES AND AFRICA COMMUNICATION AND ENGAGEMENT STRATEGY 
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This Strategy elucidates the corporate and business purpose of
communicating about GMES and Africa, and identifies the functional messages,
channels, platforms and tools appropriate for publicizing the programme and
reaching out to its audiences. Also at the centre of the model is a strategic
plot on stakeholder engagement which underlines ownership, results and
impact. It is the Commission’s intent
and hope that the Strategy ultimately serves as a policy and operational
guide for the host of Consortia seized with the successful implementation of
GMES and Africa across the five regions of the continent.
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GMES AND AFRICA CORPORATE BROCHURE
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This publication is a foundational blueprint pro-viding insightful
information into the GMES and Africa framework – from its conceptualization
to its design and implementation. I therefore invite you to dig deep into the
document, to understand and imbibe the context of a program intended to
optimize the use of Earth Observation for the Africa We Want.
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GMES AND AFRICA TRAINING STRATEGY 
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GMES & Africa Training Strategy addresses the need to develop
critical skills and expertise in EO applications, strengthen space-based and
in-situ infrastructural capacities of technical institutions in Africa,
develop user-centric EO services, and foster communication to ensure
effective use of services and products that maximize EO benefits. It also
captures the intensification of research clouds at the regional level to
strengthen data exploitation skills, and capacity utilization to harness the
intellectual capital of trained experts.
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INFORM INDEX (THE)  |
InfoRM is a collaborative project of the Inter-Agency Standing Committee
(IASC) and the European Commission. INFORM is a global, open-source risk assessment for humanitarian crises
and disasters. It can support decisions about prevention, preparedness and
response. The Inform index provides the risks' profiles of 191 countries plus
interesting indicators about where the problems are. |
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JRC's 2017 REPORT (THE) 
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This report offers an analysis for all domains in Africa and African Countries
(and comparison between African countries). Analysis/synthesis are based on
Climate Information Services (satellite data and in-situ data)
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