- Regional centers in South Africa are supporting national skills development goals.
- An institute operating in Southern Africa aims to expand its influence across the continent while focusing on professional standards in the region.
MEFMI Expands Financial Management Capacity Across Southern Africa
What happened
The Macroeconomic and Financial Management Institute of Eastern and Southern Africa is currently building capacity in financial management throughout Southern Africa. The Institute, which was established in 1997, is a regionally owned body comprising 14 member countries, including Uganda, Tanzania, and Zambia. Its goal is to improve sustainable human and institutional capacity in macroeconomic and financial management within key institutions.
From malawi24.com
Why it matters
The Institute works to foster best practices and bring emerging risks to the attention of executive-level officials in member countries. MEFMI seeks to help its member countries achieve prudent macroeconomic management and competent public finance management.
An institute operating in Southern Africa aims to expand its influence across the continent while focusing on professional standards in the region.
From malawi24.com
Who's involved
- instituteA regionally owned institute founded to build sustainable capacity in finance ministries and central banks.
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The entities involved
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institute
organizational body created for a certain purpose
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Southern Africa
southernmost region of Africa
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