Welcome to the Eastern Africa Governments Platform

Strengthening Burundi’s public administration reforms, enhancing government efficiency, and empowering national institutions to deliver better services for citizens.

Comoros advances regional cooperation, governance modernization, and institutional capacity-building to support long-term national development.

Djibouti expands digital governance frameworks, improves public-sector transparency, and strengthens nationwide administrative resilience.

Eritrea focuses on public-sector reorganization, leadership development, and strengthening national governance institutions for future progress.

Ethiopia accelerates government transformation initiatives, boosts policy innovation, and enhances inter-ministerial coordination for national advancement.

Kenya leads governance innovation, expands citizen-centric public services, and strengthens government systems for long-term stability and growth.

Madagascar advances national governance reforms, modernizes administrative systems, and strengthens leadership programs across ministries.

Malawi strengthens institutional governance, enhances public-sector performance, and drives national development through policy excellence.

Mauritius continues advancing good governance, digital leadership, and public-service innovation to support a prosperous and inclusive society.

Mozambique reinforces national governance structures, improves inter-agency coordination, and develops stronger leadership frameworks.

Rwanda advances national governance excellence through digital public services, strengthened institutions, and progressive policy reforms that empower citizens.

Seychelles enhances government transparency, public-sector modernization, and regional cooperation to ensure long-term national stability and prosperity.

Somalia focuses on institution rebuilding, governance stabilization, and leadership capacity development to strengthen national unity and service delivery.

South Sudan continues efforts to reinforce public administration, expand governance structures, and build stronger mechanisms for peace and citizen well-being.

Tanzania prioritizes public-sector innovation, administrative reforms, and improved national leadership systems to promote inclusive development.

Uganda advances governance modernization, strengthens civil service capabilities, and develops nation-wide strategies for improved citizen services.

Zambia advances governance modernization, strengthens civil service capabilities, and develops nation-wide strategies for improved citizen services.

Zimbabwe advances governance modernization, strengthens civil service capabilities, and develops nation-wide strategies for improved citizen services.