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Background for the Regional Roundtable on Strengthening Investment Climate Assessment and Reform in NEPAD Countries
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The mapping of the investment climate content of the APRM Self-Assessment questionnaire in this document takes a very broad interpretation of what bears on the investment climate. It is not intended, nor possible to interpret the mapping as a direct correspondence between the two sets of questions. Often the APRM Self-Assessment questions themselves have relevance to both the investment climate and broader governance arrangements, whereas the PFI questions are more specific to policies for investment. In some cases an APRM Self-Assessment question may relate to several PFI questions and vice-versa. In other cases, a correspondence has been attributed when only part of the question is connected. These cases are as a rule mentioned in the document. The full text of the APRM Self-Assessment http://www.uneca.org/aprm/Documents/Questionnaire.pdf The full text of the Policy www.oecd.org/daf/investment/pfi. Framework for questionnaire Investment can can be be accessed accessed at: at:
Obj 2, Q.2: What weight do provisions establishing the rule of law and Ch 1, Q. 1: What steps has the government taken to ensure that the laws the supremacy of the constitution carry in practice? and regulations dealing with investments and investors, including small and medium-sized enterprises, and their implementation and enforcement are clear, transparent, readily accessible and do not impose unnecessary burdens? Obj 3, Q.2: What steps have been taken to facilitate equal access to Ch 1, Q.4: Is the system of contract enforcement effective and widely justice for all? accessible to all investors? What alternative systems of dispute settlement has the government established to ensure the widest possible scope of protection at a reasonable cost? Obj 5, Q.1: What measures have been taken in the country to strengthen Ch 2, Q.2: Has the government established an investment promotion institutions for an efficient and an effective public service? agency (IPA)? To what extent has the structure, mission, and legal status of the IPA been informed by and benchmarked against international good practices? Ch 2, Q.3: Is the IPA adequately funded and is its performance in terms of attracting investment regularly reviewed? What indicators have been established for monitoring the performance of the agency? Ch 4, Q.2: Do the competition authorities have adequate resources, political support and independence to implement effectively competition laws? Ch 10, Q.2: What mechanisms are in place for managing and coordinating regulatory reform across different levels of government to ensure consistent and transparent application of regulations and clear standards for regulatory quality? Obj 5, Q.2: To what extent does the country have a transparent system Ch 8, Q.4: To what extent does the government promote training of recruitment, training, promotion, management and evaluation of civil programmes and has it adopted practices that evaluate their servants? effectiveness and their impact on the investment environment? What 3
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Obj 3, Q.1 and Q.2: What measures has government taken to strengthen policy, delivery mechanisms and monitor outcomes in order to make progress towards the social development targets? What are the outcomes of the policies and mechanisms on social indicators?
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