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Where EAC wants to be in 2016

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What do you think the East African Community will be like five years from now? Where we stand, we see a bright regional bloc, its economy enjoying steady growth, its citizens availing of themselves the vast opportunities that integration brings, in an environment that is secure and stable.

Issue 15 of The Community magazine, which is now available for download, dissects the 4th EAC Development Strategy (2011-2016) and lets you in on what the EAC’s priorities are going into the next five years.

You also get to read about the One Stop Border Post concept, plus a landmark agreement among the EAC Partner States to harmonise vehicle weight limits, and how the East African Court of Justice is growing in stature. Download your free copy of the magazine here.

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The new Secretary General on the road ahead

6:23 am in EAC Updates by Editor

Who is Dr Richard Sezibera? It is a question that yields more than just one answer, no doubt. In the latest issue of The Community, the official magazine of the EAC, we profile the new EAC Secretary General. In the same issue, he also outlines his plans for the Community.

Explore the concept of the Single Customs Territory, learn about the plans EAC has in place to address climate change and read a Q&A with the Deputy Secretary General in charge of Productive and Social Sectors. There’s a commentary too on how universities and regional integration connect with each other. And a first, your views as shared on Facebook and Twitter!

The 14th edition of The Community is now available for download. Click here to get your free copy.

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The SG’s farewell: Read it in our magazine

9:45 am in EAC Updates by Editor

The 13th edition of The Community, the official magazine of the EAC, is now available.

Rich in content and wrapped in an aesthetic layout, the first edition of 2011 features a section dedicated to the outgoing Secretary General Amb. Juma Mwapachu, who reflects on his five years as EAC’s chief executive. A must read, this!

It also provides solid reports on EAC’s journey towards a common currency; a special focus on the COMESA-EAC-SADC Tripartite Framework; a project that is set to transform the region’s financial services market plus; an intriguing read on the EAC Anthem recently adopted by the Summit. So what are you waiting for? Download your free copy now. Click here.

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Gender and Trade in East Africa

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Gender and Trade in East Africa is a review of literature, written by Amanda Shaw for the UK Department for International Development (DFID). It focuses on the countries of the East African Community (EAC) and on the gender dimensions of regional integration and trade facilitation. The review is aimed at policymakers and practitioners with different degrees of understanding about gender and trade. Click here to download

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EAC Facts and Figures Report (2010)

3:52 am in EAC Updates by Editor

The EAC Facts and Figures Report (2010) is now available for download. Click here to get your free copy.

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Briefing on EAC-EC EPA Negotiations

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The EAC is one of several regional economic communities in the ACP region that is negotiating an Economic Partnership Agreement with the European Commission of the European Union. But what are these EPAs, and what do they mean for our region? View the briefing on the EAC Trade website or click here to download the pdf version of the document.

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Should EAC regulate competition?

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With the advent of the Common Market, the intensity of competition in the EAC is expected to increase significantly. A regional law and enforcement mechanism could thus be crucial in protecting small and medium size enterprises (SMEs) from the vagaries and greed of larger companies in the region – ultimately resulting in a freer and fairer competition culture in the EAC.

A discussion paper on this subject attempts to demonstrate the necessity of regulating competition in the EAC in order to ensure that the socio‐economic expectations placed in the Customs Union and Common Market are realized. Download the paper

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EAC Trade Report now available

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The EAC Trade Report (2009 release) is now available for download from the Statistics and Trade websites. To download, click here.

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Now you can read the Treaty in HTML

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An HTML (web-based) version of the EAC Treaty is the latest addition to the repertoire of web resources available to you off the EAC Web Portal. This feature can be accessed at http://www.eac.int/treaty. The web-based Treaty comes with a host of advantages and below, we highlight some of them;

Search it
The HTML-based Treaty is searchable, so you can now instantly find out what the Treaty says about the environment or civil society by simply typing the relevant keyword. No need to flip through dozens of pages!

Take it everywhere, find it anywhere
The HTML-based Treaty means that anytime you have access to the internet you have access to the Treaty, and that includes on your mobile phone! So you can keep the Treaty in your pocket, or find it at the internet cafe in your neighbourhood.

No need to scroll
On the Treaty homepage, you can quickly navigate to any of the chapters of the Treaty, and to make access easier, each chapter comes with a collapsible menu containing individual articles. You won’t have to scroll through multiple pages of a PDF document anymore.

No software hiccups
You don’t have to worry about downloading the Treaty and finding that the computer you’re using requires a PDF software installation for you to read the Treaty. Web browsers like Internet Explorer and Mozilla Firefox are standard PC software, so all you need is the internet.

Faster download
HTML-based webpages are lighter than any other format, and that means you don’t have to wait for ages for the PDF version of the Treaty to download. This HTML version of the Treaty has had its pages optimised for faster download.

Download the PDF version
But if you should still fancy a copy of the Treaty that you can read offline, then the link to the PDF version that has been placed on the homepage provides you with a constantly available download link.

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An EAC website for Environment and Natural Resources

2:33 am in EAC Updates by Editor

The EAC is pleased to announce the launch of a website for its Environment and Natural Resources office. The website is hosted at http://www.eac.int/environment.  Environment and natural resources are two subjects that continue to assume greater importance in, among others, policy formulation at national, regional and global levels, and rightly so.

These two critical issues cut across sectors, and it is safe to say they touch the lives/livelihood of all in the region. This website therefore facilitates access to information between the EAC and its various stakeholders in as far as the environment and natural resources are concerned, and what the Community is doing to ensure their sustainable utilisation.

It also provides a platform for interaction, for you to talk to the EAC about these important subjects. We hope you find it useful. Your feedback on any aspect of the website is welcome, and we hope to hear from you as your comments help us improve.

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