AUDA-NEPAD AFRICAN UNION DEVELOPMENT AGENCY 2019 Edition Results Footprint

Rabat 7 April 1956 Moroccan Dirham

Knowledge Management Environmental Sustainability Technology, Innovation & Digitalisation Human Capital and Institutions Development Industrialisation Economic Integration

Agenda 2063 Provided technical support to 41 AU Member States, including Morocco, to prepare progress reports on Agenda 2063. Multimodal transport connectivity for economic development Preparations of the feasibility study on the trans- highway commenced. Virtual PIDA information centre Data collection on PIDA commenced in five countries, including Morocco, in the UMA region. Furthermore, regional and national- level strategies were defined to improve data collection processes. Support was provided in strengthening capacity of UMA to monitor infrastructure development in the region. Policy and regulatory frameworks for PIDA projects The status of cyber security was assessed in 13 countries, including Morocco. High-speed train Detailed scoping study (prefeasibility) completed in three countries including Morocco. The African Integrated High-Speed Railway Network scoping detailed study was completed and validated. The next phase is to develop a feasibility study that will complement the PIDA II effort based on improving and existing lines from meter to standard gauge as well as their technical parameters/characteristics.of cyber security was assessed in 13 countries, including Morocco.

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Performance Assessment

43% 45% 16% 33% 33% 57% 28%

Overall Score 39%

Areas where significant progress has been made Performance on Goals

97% 75% A High Standard of Living, Quality of Life and Well Being for All 46% Well Educated Citizens and Skills revolution Reduced prevalence TB and Malaria Ratification of the underpinned by Science, Technology and Innovation 11% of underweight incidence rates Continental Free- among under 5 dropped, standing Trade Area by Healthy and Well-Nourished Citizens 31% children, achieving at 75% and 65% Member States 97% of the 2019 respectively of the Transformed Economies and Job Creation 7% target 2019 target Modern Agriculture for increased productivity Areas where progress has been slow 0% Blue/ ocean economy for accelerated econ. growth 40% Environmentally sustainable climate resilient economies and communities 50% United Africa (Federal or Confederate) 5% Promoting Reducing the levels Increasing agricultural Key Continental Financial and Monetary Institutions manufacturing of physical and sexual production and established and functional 92% and increasing its violence against productivity contribution to GDP women and girls World Class Infrastructure criss-crosses Africa 23% Democratic values, practices, universal principles 0% Areas of Support to Accelerate Implementation of of human rights, justice and the rule of law entrenched Capable institutions and transformed leadership Agenda 2063 in place at all levels 0% Peace, Security and Stability are preserved 0% A Stable and Peaceful Africa 0% Curbing down new Strengthening institutions and A Fully Functional and Operational African Peace and HIV infections leadership Security Architecture 50% African Cultural Renaissance is pre-eminent 50% Full Gender Equality in All Spheres of Life 34% Reducing neo-natal and Reducing under 5 mortality rates unemployment rates Engaged and Empowered Youth and Children 63% Africa as a major partner in global affairs and peaceful co- existence 33% Increasing pre-school and Increasing the contribution of Africa takes full responsibility for financing her secondary school enrolment marine biotechnology to the development 24% rates GDP 0-19% 20-29% 30-39% 40-49% 50-69% 70-79% 80-89% 90-100% Accelerating the implementation of the African High-Speed Rail Network