Itangazo ry'Ubuzima ku Mirenge ya Afrika

Itangazo ry'Ubuzima ku Mirenge

Itangazo ry’Ubuzima ku Mirenge ya Afrika ryatangira kuwa rigiye kubera muri 12 Werurwe 2026, rikaza kuva itangazo ry’ubuzima ku mirenge rya mbere ry’Afrika. Ryashyizweho na ba Chefs d’État b’Afrika muri 2016, itangazo ryahitaji guverinoma 15 z’ibihugu bya Afurika kiryicyuye kugira ngo ribereke.

Icyemezo na Gahunda

Itangazo ryobligera guverinoma ziryicyuye kugira ngo zitange icyo zitakaye, zikoresheje gahunda ya kimondo ya itangazo ry’ubuzima ku mirenge 2021-2030 na gahunda ya Afurika ya itangazo ry’ubuzima ku mirenge 2021-2030. Icyo zitakaye ni ukwirinda kubyaza umwanya w’ubuzima ku mirenge, gukora amategeko ajyanye n’ibintu bitari biza, kubyara sisitemu ya kumenyesha ibintu bitari biza, kubyara infrastruktur ya mirenge, kubyara ubuzima ku mirenge, kandi kubyara ubuvuzi ku mirenge. Gahunda ni ukugabanya ibintu bitari biza kuri mirenge na kugabanya abantu bapfa kuri mirenge.

Kugerageza no Kusaidiwa

Umusumba w’Ubuzima ku Isi (WHO) wakoresheje icyo wabashije kugira ngo itangazo ry’ubuzima ku mirenge ribereke, wakoresheje icyo wabashije kugira ngo guverinoma ziryicyuye kugira ngo zitange icyo zitakaye, wakoresheje icyo wabashije kugira ngo zikore amategeko ajyanye n’ibintu bitari biza, kubyara sisitemu ya kumenyesha ibintu bitari biza, kubyara infrastruktur ya mirenge, kubyara ubuzima ku mirenge, kandi kubyara ubuvuzi ku mirenge. Ibihugu 15 bya Afurika byaryicyuye itangazo ry’ubuzima ku mirenge ni Benin, Repubulika ya Afurika ya Kati, Eswatini, Ethiopia, Mali, Maroc, Mozambique, Namibia, Niger, Nijeriya, Senegali, Sierra Leone, Togo, Uganda, na Zambia.

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This article was researched and compiled by the PulseAfrica editorial team using information from international news sources including Reuters, BBC Africa, Al Jazeera, AFP, and local African media outlets. PulseAfrica is committed to accurate, balanced and independent journalism covering all 54 African nations in three languages.