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Inadequate coordination at the continental level

In the 15 years since the Abuja Treaty was signed African countries have introduced numerous initiatives in regional integration without coordinating them at the continental level. Integration outcomes clearly show that the continental blueprints for integration have served only as loose frameworks—not as rule-based points of reference—for the regional integration agenda. Coordinating mechanisms with a legal basis—essential in enforcing standards and commitments to integration a tall levels—are lacking. And this has led to overlapping memberships and in effective coordination and harmonization of programmes among the regional economic communities.

Related Subject(s): International Trade and Finance
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