The AMRH Green Book is a publicly available resource that provides information on medicines scientifically evaluated for safety, efficacy, and quality by the Evaluation of Medicinal Products Technical Committee (EMP-TC) in collaboration with the Good Manufacturing Practices Technical Committee (GMP-TC) through the Continental Procedure for Evaluation and Listing of Human Medicinal Products. It is intended to assist national regulatory agencies, healthcare professionals, industry stakeholders and the public by offering details on products that have undergone continental-level evaluation and received a positive opinion regarding safety, efficacy, and quality. This resource supports national marketing authorization decisions across AU member states through reliance principles. Additionally, the book includes information on the assessment of Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP) standards and compliance for the manufacturing sites of listed products, as assessed and established by the GMP-TC).

L’Afrique est à un tournant décisif de son développement, avec un fort potentiel porté par une population jeune, des ressources naturelles abondantes et des marchés en expansion. Cependant, bien que la croissance économique ait repris après la pandémie de COVID-19, elle reste en deçà des niveaux pré-pandémiques et insuffisante pour atteindre les Objectifs de Développement Durable (ODD). Dans ce contexte, la Zone de libre-échange continentale africaine (ZLECAf) représente une opportunité majeure pour favoriser l’intégration économique et le développement durable du continent. Le Rapport économique sur l’Afrique 2025 analyse la mise en œuvre de la ZLECAf, mettant en lumière ses progrès, ses défis et son rôle potentiel dans la transformation économique de l’Afrique.

This policy paper explores the transformative potential of digital remittances in Southern and Eastern Africa, highlighting their role beyond mere financial transactions. Digital remittances have become increasingly significant due to the proliferation of mobile networks, the rise of fintech startups, and government initiatives promoting digital payments. The transition into the digital age and the adoption of digital remittances present a new set of challenges. From regulatory challenges to cybersecurity concerns, the journey toward digital remittances is fraught with hurdles.