inhibitedinvestments, undermined social services like health and education. All told, corruption is a serious obstacle to development.
According to the AU, Agenda 2063 is an approach of how the continent should effectively learn from the lessons of the past, build on the progress now underway, and strategically exploit all economic, financial and social possibilities available in the short, medium and long term, so as to ensure positive socio-economic transformation within the next 50 years.
AU Watch’s Agenda 2063 Unit works to achieve the vision of Agenda 2063 by bringing together the AU, AU Member States, civil society, and the private sector to address corruption, poverty and hunger. We fight corruption, poverty, hopelessness, helplessness and destitution through training and education. We believe that not only can corruption and poor governance be batted into the dustbin of history, but that Agenda 2063 is very achievable. We, therefore, work that the AU, its Members and all of us strive toward that vision of an Africa, not only at peace with itself, but an Africa that has made corruption, poverty and human rights violation a museum relic.