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According to bank documents, the project seeks to strengthen regional harmonization, dissemination, and use of core economic and social statistics for beneficiary countries, aligned with the Strategy for Harmonization of Statistics in Africa 2017- 2026 (SHaSA2).
Component 1: Improve harmonization, quality, and dissemination of core social and economic statistics
1.1 Support implementation of SHaSA2 initiative by the AU and SADC’s RSDS 2020-2030
1.2 Improve harmonization and quality of statistics
1.3 Improve human resource capacity at the Regional Body (SADC) and country level to implement the harmonization guidelines
1.4 Improve access, dissemination, and use of data and statistics
Component 2 Close data production, infrastructure, and statistical capacity gaps at country level
2.1 Close data production gaps 2.2 Close infrastructure and statistical capacity gaps
2.2.1 Upgrade physical, information and communications technologies (ICT), and statistical infrastructure
2.2.2 Enhance statistical capacity
Component 3 Project management and monitoring and evaluation (M&E)
3.1 Establish project implementation units (PIUs) at regional and country levels
3.2 Monitor and evaluating project implementation
World Bank:
Alejandro Medina Giopp
Senior Economist
Borrower:
African Union
Democratic Republic of São Tomé and Príncipe
Republic of Madagascar
Republic of Malawi
Republic of Mozambique
Southern African Development Community
Implementing Agencies:
Southern African Development Community
Deepchandsingh Jagai
Senior Officer djagai@sadc.int
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