2013-2017_-_Private_Sector_Development_Strategy
2013-2017_-_Private_Sector_Development_Strategy
2013-2017_-_Private_Sector_Development_Strategy
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05<br />
Conclusion<br />
The private sector drives Africa’s economic growth.<br />
Economic growth drives Africa’s development. African<br />
countries recognize these facts and are determined<br />
to harness the tangible benefits of development for<br />
their people: socioeconomic opportunity, human<br />
capital, critical infrastructure, regional competitiveness,<br />
environmental sustainability, social inclusion and poverty<br />
reduction, health, safety, literacy, happiness.<br />
In line with its <strong>Strategy</strong> <strong>2013</strong>-2022 and its operational<br />
policies, the African <strong>Development</strong> Bank will use resources<br />
at its disposal to support private sector development,<br />
not as a distinct sector or instrument, but as a priority<br />
to which all Bank operations can and must contribute.<br />
This <strong>Strategy</strong> sets out the framework for the Bank<br />
Group’s private sector development activities across<br />
Africa for the medium term. The <strong>Strategy</strong> affirms the role<br />
of the private sector as an agent of Africa’s development,<br />
and as a partner in delivering on the Bank’s agenda of<br />
inclusive growth and the transition to green growth.<br />
28 <strong>Private</strong> <strong>Sector</strong> <strong>Development</strong> <strong>Strategy</strong>, <strong>2013</strong>-<strong>2017</strong>