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La Commission de la CEDEAO plaide auprès des partenaires en vue de renforcer la collaboration pour des solutions innovantes dans le domaine de l’alerte précoce en Afrique de l’Ouest.

La Commission de la CEDEAO plaide auprès des partenaires en vue de renforcer la collaboration pour des solutions innovantes dans le domaine de l’alerte précoce en Afrique de l’Ouest.

La Commission de la CEDEAO plaide auprès des partenaires en vue de renforcer la collaboration pour des solutions innovantes dans le domaine de l’alerte précoce en Afrique de l’Ouest.
May 2, 2024 3 min read

La Vice Présidente de la Commission de la CEDEAO, S. E. Madame Damtien L. Tchintchibidja, a conduit du 2 au 6 avril 2024, une délégation de l’institution à Washington, D.C., États-Unis, pour un plaidoyer en faveur des partenariats pour une alerte précoce et une réponse à l’alerte précoce améliorées dans la région de la CEDEAO.

 

L’objectif principal de la mission de la Vice Présidente de la CEDEAO était de rencontrer des partenaires clés pour favoriser la collaboration vers le renforcement des capacités, dans le contexte de l’alerte précoce et de la réponse précoce et pour renforcer la sécurité humaine. À cette fin, une collaboration avec le célèbre Georgetown Institute of Women, Peace, and Security (GIWPS) est en cours, sur la base de leur expertise et de leur longue expérience en matière de formation pédagogique, pour dispenser un contenu critique et ciblé de formation des formateurs au profit des centres nationaux et d’autres parties prenantes dans l’écosystème de l’alerte précoce et de la réponse.

 

Dans le cadre des activités de sensibilisation de la mission, la délégation de la CEDEAO a co-organisé une table ronde sur le thème « Construire la paix et la résilience en Afrique de l’Ouest » qui a rassemblé des étudiants, des professeurs et des acteurs clés du gouvernement américain. La table ronde a également réuni des représentants du corps diplomatique, des universités, des ONG, des groupes de réflexion, des instituts de recherche et des agences gouvernementales américaines, y compris le Centre d’études stratégiques pour l’Afrique.

 

En outre, la délégation de la CEDEAO a tenu des réunions bilatérales avec des partenaires clés à Washington, D.C. Plus précisément, la Vice-Présidente de la CEDEAO a rencontré le Secrétaire d’État adjoint pour l’Afrique de l’Ouest du Département d’État américain, M. Michael Heath, pour l’informer des progrès réalisés dans la mise en place des mécanismes nationaux d’alerte précoce et de réponse dans les États membres, qui a été initialement financée par le Département d’État par le biais du projet EWARP.

 

La Vice-Présidente Tchintchibidja a également rencontré l’administrateur adjoint du Bureau pour l’Afrique de l’Agence américaine pour le développement international (USAID), le Dr Monde Muyangwa, pour discuter des domaines potentiels de collaboration, en s’appuyant sur les acquis de la fructueuse collaboration passée entre la Commission de la CEDEAO et l’USAID.

 

 

 

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