Education and Advocacy
2006 ICSAA Findings
The 2006 ICSAA Participants found that:
1. Dysfunctional systems of governance, supported by poor leadership and inept economic and political institutions established after colonization, are the root causes of Africa’s development crisis:
2. The debt crisis and international interventions contribute significantly to Africa’s development crisis:
3. The inadequate education system in Africa also contributes significantly to Africa’s development crisis:
4. Africa has yet to recognize the importance of women as integral partners in the social, political, and economic growth of the continent:
2006 ICSAA RESOLUTIONS
The Participants of the ICSAA resolved:
2006 ICSAA RECOMMENDATIONS
Taking note of the preceding Findings and Resolutions, the 2006 ICSAA Participants made the following Recommendations, appearing in order of priority.
RECOMMENDATION ONE
To address the persistent development crisis on the African continent caused by weak systems of governance and supported by poor leadership and inept political and economic institutions, the 2006 ICSAA Participants recommend that:
RECOMMENDATION TWO
To address the issues of debt and make international aid more effective, the 2006 ICSAA Participants recommend that:
RECOMMENDATION THREE
To address the issues of economic development and industrialization, the 2006 ICSAA Participants recommend that:
RECOMMENDATION FOUR
To address the growing issues surrounding education in Africa, the 2006 ICSAA Participants recommend that:
RECOMMENDATION FIVE
To address the alarming issues surrounding health in Africa, the 2006 ICSAA Participants recommend that:
RECOMMENDATION SIX
To address the participation and contribution of the African Diaspora to the development process on the African continent, the 2006 ICSAA Participants recommend that:
RECOMMENDATION SEVEN
The 2006 ICSAA Participants further recommend that: