Sub-Saharan Africa
Some countries in southern Africa have made demonstrable economic and political progress in recent years. For instance, democratic elections have taken place in many of them. But alongside these are also disintegrating governmental structures, cross-border streams of refugees, high-handed use of political power and mismanagement by the state. Without good governance, there can be no sustainable development success – in Africa in particular. Good governance is an important prerequisite if better living conditions are to be created in that part of the globe with the highest percentage of absolute poverty and the greatest portion of people living with HIV.
CIM’s key activity areas in sub-Saharan Africa are:
- economic promotion, development of the market system, vocational training
- health, family planning, HIV/AIDS
- democracy, public administration, civil society, peacekeeping.
Would you like to find out more about CIM's activities in the various countries in the region? In the navigation bar are the countries where CIM is currently engaged. Make your selection, read more and find the relevant contact person.
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