WORLD ISSUES: Development in Africa

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WORLD ISSUES: Development in Africa ESSAY 2: The Success Of International Organisations In Resolving Problems in Africa

Non-Government Organisation (NGO) Role & Effectiveness Of International Organisations In Attempts To Resolve The Issue SUCCESSFUL European Union (EU) Non-Government Organisation (NGO) Bilateral Aid From UK African Union (AU) UNSUCCESSFUL United Nations (UN)

Factor 3: African Union has resolved Africa’s Problems? Background African Union: Founded in 2002 to replace the Organisation of African Unity (OAU) – Morocco is now the only African state that is not a member Its aim is to help secure African democracy; human rights; sustainable economy & in doing so bring an end to conflict They view peace & security as essential elements in creating development & a united Africa If there is conflict within an African Nation the AU will launch a military response usually to help the citizens In terms of helping the economy the AU works to try to ensure fair trade takes place & in the future the AU is looking to implement a single currency for the whole of Africa

Factor 3: African Union has resolved africa’s problems? WHY IMPORTANT? The Money Spent On Weapons & Soldiers Could Have Been Spent Elsewhere On Vital Services Like Health Care & Development Programs Annually Civil War Costs On Average Africa $18 Billion AU Estimated That Corruption Cost Africa $148 Billion A Year & 50% Of Tax Revenues Are ‘Lost’ Many Emigrate Abroad - Many Of Whom Are The Skilled And Educated The People These Countries Need! Heavy Reliance On One/Two Cash Crops Is Not Sensible As It Creates A Single Primary Export Over 9 Million Refugees Since 2000 - Hindering The Next Generation With A Lack Of Consistent Education Reduces Tourism & Foreign Investment

Factor 3: African Union has resolved Africa’s Problems? Africa’s Real Problems ‘Democracy, Elections & Governance Charter’ AU Military Force

Factor 3: African Union has resolved Africa’s Problems? SUCCESS The AU has seen some success over the last 10 years: Now as a matter of routine & in accordance with the 2007 ‘Democracy, Elections & Governance Charter’ AU send in observer missions to all member countries to cover elections to try to deal with corruption & dishonesty This has resulted in a fall in conflicts & rise in successful elections For example; elections in 2015 saw peaceful hand overs of power in both Nigeria & Lesotho Although Boko Haram did attempt to disrupt the election by attacking voting centres - killing 41 people in Nigeria!

Factor 3: African Union has resolved Africa’s Problems? SUCCESS Perhaps the most significant development has been the creation of the ‘Peace and Security Council’ designed to address regional conflicts which are the cause of so much poverty & suffering This is a major step in aiming to take responsibility for its own security problems rather than relying on outside intervention E.G. In 2013 AU troops worked alongside the Somali Government in fighting terrorist group al-Shabaab who were intending on taking over the country Also in 2013 terrorist groups seized control of northern Mali resulting in the coming to power of Islamists & the AU intervened (with the help of French troops) with a military response to fight the threat and resulting in the Malian army taking back control until a presidential election was held

Factor 3: African Union has resolved Africa’s Problems? FAILURE It is difficult to assess its effectiveness as it is so new The AU has tried to bring an end to conflict in Darfur from 2005+ (on-going) with limited success It has a military force of around 7,000 in the area the size of Scotland & with so few troops it is impossible to act as peace-keeping force It has also struggled to boost the African economy in any great way as there are still major trade barriers between countries resulting in poor internal trade

Factor 3: African Union has resolved Africa’s Problems? FAILURE However its weakness was made all too evident during the Libyan civil war The AU attempted to mediate in the early stages in 2011 forming a committee with the aim of a truce however… The beginnings of the NATO-led military intervention stopped the committee from traveling to Libya to meet with Gaddafi (the former head of the AU) And… the UN’s ‘Resolution 1973’ that saw the fall of the Gaddafi regime was created & conducted without AU consultation! This shows the AU’s failure to be seen as an established, respectable or significant organisation

Factor 3: African Union has resolved Africa’s Problems? JUDGEMENT: Overall, the work and aims of the AU illustrates EXACTLY that aid alone is not enough to resolve Africa’s problems. Their focus is to target Africa’s real problems: CORRUPTION; WAR & a NON-SUSTAINABLE ECONOMY If these issues are resolved then African governments will begin to: Raise appropriate taxes; Be able to spend these taxes wisely to benefit the people; Stop countries like Mozambique will stop being aid dependent on international aid Thus in the long term the AU has the potential to become the most significant international organisation in helping Africa to develop

What is the focus of this organisation? Why is this focus important? Factor 3: African Union has resolved Africa’s Problems? Questions: What is the focus of this organisation? Why is this focus important? Give an example of success Give an example of failure Explain why the AU has the potential to become the most significant organisation in Africa’s development

Factor 3: African Union has resolved Africa’s Problems? TASK: Use The Plan To Write A Paragraph Evaluate The Success Of International Organisations In Resolving A World Issue You Have Studied. 12 Marks Start with : “Another international organisation that has seen success in resolving the troubles in Africa is the African Union.” The AU’s focus is to… for example by targeting… (Knowledge) This is extremely important in Africa because… (Explain) One example of success is… (Example) One example of failure is… (Example) Therefore the African Union illustrates exactly that the problems within Africa cannot be fully resolved by aid because… (Judgement & Example)

JUDGEMENT… Why Is Aid Not Effective? Factor 3: African Union has resolved Africa’s Problems? JUDGEMENT… Why Is Aid Not Effective? War Disruption (refugees) Extremist Groups (kidnapped girls) Corrupt Governments misspending money Large amounts of debts to be paid off which cant be directed into infrastructure Poor Health (farmers) Poor education It is not the main factor affecting developemnt Evaluate The Success Of International Organisations In Resolving A World Issue You Have Studied. 12 Marks