Training Gambian national experts in NTA methodology and DDMI

The CREG and the SWEDD support national experts from The Gambia in the methodology of the National Transfer Accounts (NTA) and the Demographic Dividend monitoring Index (DDMI).

The analysis of the demographic dividend in Africa is one of the development imperatives to which African leaders have committed themselves, notably through the African Union’s roadmap: « harnessing the potential of the demographic dividend ».

With this in mind, the Sahel Women’s Empowerment and Demographic Dividend (SWEDD) project, initiated by the World Bank, is being implemented to lead the Sahel countries to a full exploitation of the demographic dividend in order to promote women’s empowerment.

The Gambia, which recently joined SWEDD, is committed to the process with a series of training sessions organised with the technical assistance of the CREG and the financial support of the UNFPA through the World Bank.

The main aim of the first capacity-building session is to introduce Gambian experts to the concepts and methodologies for measuring the demographic dividend. It will take place in Banjul from October 16 th to 20 th .

The second session will involve training Gambian experts in the production of Gender and Demographic Dividend Monitoring Indices (DDMI and GDDI) from October 26 th to November 04 th in Banjul.

The expected outcomes of these workshops include the appropriation of the experts from the sectorial ministries and the statistics institute of the methodologies and the production of reports on the demographic dividend, as well as the national report and the dimensional reports that will enable the monitoring of The Gambia’s efforts in harnessing the demographic dividend.’

Partager via :

D'autres actualités récentes

Bienvenue sur l’espace Formations du CREG. Vous serez rediriger vers le site web partenaire qui héberge la formation choisie. Plein succès à vous !

Nos Formations

Newsletter

Ne manquez aucune de nos actualités, recevez notre newsletter gratuitement !