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AU Watch's Organs Programmes (AUOP)

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WHAT IS THE AUOP?

The AU and its various organs and programs were created primarily to improve governance, promote sustainable development, uphold the rule of law and respect for human rights. Since its creation in 2002, the AU has acknowledged the importance of the contribution of non-governmental actors to society and the development process, recognizing that only through cooperation with trade unions, cooperatives and cultural, professional, business, neighborhood and community associations can AU member states fully realize their aspirations within a just social order. The five-person Sub-committee meets once a month. They can meet in emergency sessions as and when there is a need.

Vision Statement

Mission Statement

Values

How the Work of the AUOP is Organized

The AUOP works in conjunction with the Policy Programme of the organisation. It has oversight of eight specialized units. 

  1. Policy Organs and Research Unit;
  2. Legal, Judicial and Human Rights Unit;
  3. Pan African Parliament / APRM Unit;
  4. The AU Commission / Recs Unit;
  5. Specialized Technical Committee Unit;
  6. Peace and Security Council Unit;
  7. Financial Institutions Unit (including African Development Bank);
  8. Ecosoc / Nepad Unit.

Units of the AUOP

Stolen Asset Recovery Center

Publications of the AUOP

Multi-media

EVENTS AND ACTIVITIES OF THE AUOP:

Conferences / Seminars 

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Sessions and Activities of the Assembly

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Sessions and Activities of the Executive Council 

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Sessions and Activities of the PRC 

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Sessions and Activities of the RECs 

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Sessions and Activities of the AU Board on Corruption 

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