The African Peer Review Mechanism (APRM) and African Association for Public Administration and Management (AAPAM) signed an MOU for collaboration
APRM and AAPAM sign an MOU during the launch of APRM baseline study on implementation of the un-cepa principles of effective governance for sustainable development in Africa on Tuesday 28th September 2021. The MOU concretizes both organization’s objectives and mandate of promoting development in Africa as envisioned by Agenda 2063 and the SDGs.
Historical Background
Founded over forty years ago, AAPAM has led efforts to strengthen the administrative and management capacities of African public administration systems. These efforts date back to 1962, when a group of Permanent Secretaries in charge of Public Services from several African countries, met to discuss two main problems, among others, facing the African Public Services then.
In 1971, this network of Heads of Civil Service decided to formalize their assembly giving birth to African Association for Public Administration and Management (AAPAM). The Association was inaugurated by the President of Sierra Leone, the late Dr. Siaka Stevens and had, as its first President, Kenya Cabinet Minister the late Dr. Robert Ouko.
Conferences
AAPAM organizes an Annual Roundtable Conference held in various countries across the continent
Young Professional Network (YPN)
The YPN is a mentorship platform for young public/civil service professionals
Seminars
Participate in our training programmes in the field of leadership, governance, management, administration, human resource and other related spheres
Research and Consultancy
Fostering the discovery of new and innovative knowledge and skills through research in various aspects field of public administration, management and development.
Workshops
Participate in our training programmes in the field of leadership, governance, management, administration, human resource and other related spheres
OUR PROGRAMS
The Association conducts wide spectrum training for senior and middle level practioners and young professionals in the private and public sector
