| Author (Corporate) | European Court of Auditors |
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| Series Title | ECA Special Reports |
| Series Details | Number 20 |
| Publication Date | 18/09/2018 |
| ISBN | 978-92-847-0338-8 |
| Content Type | Report |
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Summary: The member states of the African Union established the African Peace and Security Architecture (APSA) in 2002 as a long-term structural response to the peace and security challenges on the African continent. Through the APSA, the African Union and mandated sub-regional organisations have access to tools which help them to prevent, manage and resolve conflicts. We examined the EU’s support for the development of the APSA, concluding that the support has had a poor effect and needed refocusing. The APSA has been for many years heavily dependent on donor funding and the EU support had been focused on contributing to APSA’s basic operational costs. We make a number of recommendations for improving the EU’s approach, aimed at fostering African Union’s ownership of the APSA, refocusing EU support and making the Commission’s interventions consistently results-based. |
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| Subject Categories | Politics and International Relations, Security and Defence |
| Subject Tags | Development Aid | Assistance |
| Countries / Regions | Africa |
| International Organisations | European Union [EU] |
