1. Composition

Political scientists, governance experts, human rights activists, and representatives from African governments and civil societies.

1. Key Responsibilities
2. Review existing political systems across Africa.
3. Develop Afrocentric model of progressive governance to take back ownership of Africa – through democratic participation, social justice and accountability.

• Recommend strategies for strengthening democratic institutions and promoting human rights across Africa.

1. Propose solutions for addressing neo-colonial corruption and promoting good African governance practice.
2. An Afrocentric constitutional framework for governing the continent

1. Deliverables

Deliverables for Panafrikan Technical Working Group on Politics and Good Governance

The Panafrikan Technical Working Group on Politics and Good Governance (PTWG-PGG) aims to develop draft policy documents that propose solutions for achieving strong and democratic political institutions across Afrika. Here’s a breakdown of potential deliverables:

1. Situational Analysis Report

This report will provide a comprehensive overview of the current state of politics and good governance in Afrika.

It should include:

1. An analysis of existing political systems and their strengths and weaknesses across different Afrikan countries.
2. Identification of key challenges, such as corruption, electoral malpractices, and lack of citizen participation.
3. Consideration of the impact of historical legacies, colonialism, and external influences.
4. Core Principles for Good Governance

This document will outline a set of fundamental principles that should guide political systems in Afrika.

These principles may include:

1. Rule of law and respect for human rights
2. Democratic accountability and transparency

• Inclusivity and representation

1. Separation of powers and checks and balances
2. Effective and efficient public administration
3. Anti-corruption measures
4. Policy Recommendations for Strengthening Political Institutions

This core deliverable will propose concrete policy recommendations for improving political institutions and practices in Afrika.

It may address areas such as:

1. Electoral reforms to ensure free, fair, and credible elections
2. Strengthening legislatures and parliaments
3. Fostering an independent judiciary
4. Combating corruption and promoting transparency
5. Decentralization and local government strengthening
6. Civic engagement and political participation
7. Promoting peaceful conflict resolution and democratic transitions
8. Implementation Strategies and Action Plans

The PTWG-PGG should develop practical strategies for implementing the proposed policy recommendations.

This may include:

1. Identifying key actors and stakeholders who can drive change (e.g., civil society organizations, political parties, regional bodies)
2. Proposing timelines and milestones for implementing reforms

• Exploring potential funding mechanisms and resource mobilization strategies

1. Addressing potential challenges and proposing mitigation measures
2. Monitoring and Evaluation Framework

A framework should be established to monitor progress on implementing the proposed policies and assess their impact.

This framework should define key indicators to track progress towards achieving good governance objectives.

Additional Considerations

1. Action-oriented: Focused on practical solutions and implementation strategies.
2. Evidence-based: Informed by research, data, and best practices from across Afrika and beyond.
3. Context-specific: Acknowledging the diverse political landscapes within Afrika and tailoring recommendations accordingly.
4. Inclusive: Reflecting the voices and perspectives of a wide range of stakeholders.

D)Timelines

• Month 1-3: Review existing systems and gather data.
• Month 4-6: Develop the Afrocentric politics and governance framework.
• Month 7-9: Refine recommendations and strategies.
• Month 10-12: Finalize deliverables and prepare presentations.