II - OPERATION AND INSTITUTIONS OF THE UEMOA
II.1 Them INSTITUTIONS
II.1.1 them bodies of direction
II.1.1.1 It Conference of the Heads of State and
Government
II.1.1.2 it the Council of Ministers
II.1.1.3 it Commission
II.1.2 - Bodies of jurisdictional
control
II.1.2.1 it the Court of Justice
II.1.2.2 it Court of Auditors
II.1.3 - Bodies of parliamentary control
It Interparliamentary Committee
II.1.4 - Consultative bodies
It Regional Consular Room
II.1.5 - Autonomous Specialized agencies
II.1.5.1 Banks it Central of the States of West Africa
II.1.5.2 Banks it Western African of Development
II.2 DEPARTMENTS
II.2.1 It Department of the economic policies
II.2.2 It Department of the tax policies, customs and
commercial
II.2.3 it Department of the structural funds and the
international co-operation
II-2-4 It Department of the social development
II.2.5 - The Department of the telecommunication and transport,
infrastructure, regional planning
II.2.6 It Department of the rural development and the
environment
II.2.7 It Department of energy, the mines, industry, the
craft industry and tourism
III BUILDING SITES OF THE UNION
III.1 - Convergences of the performances and the economic
policies of the States
III.2 - Coordination of the national sectoral policies
III.4 - harmonization of the legislations of the Member States
IV ACHIEVEMENTS OF THE UNION SINCE
1994
IV.1 - Harmonization of the legislations
IV.2 - Multilateral Monitoring of the economic policies
IV.3 - Realization of the Common Market
IV.4 - Implementation of the sectoral policies
IV.5 - Financing of the development
IV.6 it communication
IV.7 - Institutional operation
IV.8 - Co-operation
V OUTLINES
V.1- the fight counters the persistence of the obstacles
V.2 -Reinforcement of the economic macro framework
V.3 - The management of the finance public
V.4 - The construction of the Common Market
V.5 - The organization of Community space
V.6 - Measurements of accompaniment and support to the process of
integration
V.7- The regional economic program (PER)
V.8- The regional Bank of solidarity (BRS)
CONCLUSION
APPENDICES
BIBLIOGRAPHY
INTRODUCTION
The UEMOA gathers eight Member States on a total surface of
3.509.610 km2 for a total population estimated at approximately 74
million inhabitants.
With an annual rate of inflation average of 2,9%, a real growth
rate of the GDP of 1,6%, a demographic growth rate from 2,8% and one
nominal GDP of 20 711,8 billion FCFA, the UEMOA belongs to large the whole
under regional African.
The Union was fixed like objectives at its creation :
- To reinforce the competitiveness of the economic activities and
financial of the Member States
within the framework of an open and
competing market and a rationalized legal environment
and
harmonized ;
- To ensure the convergence of the performances and the economic
policies of the États members
by the institution of a
procedure of multilateral monitoring ;
- To create between Member States a Common Market based on
freedom of movement of the people,
goods, services, capital and right
of establishment of the people exerting one
independent or paid
activity, like on a common external tariff and a policy
commercial ;
- To institute a coordination of the national sectoral policies
by the implementation of actions communes, and possibly, of common
policies in particular in the following fields human resources, regional
planning, agriculture, energy, industry, mines, transport, infrastructures
and telecommunications ;
- To harmonize, to the extent necessary with the correct
operation of the Common Market, them
legislations of the Member
States and particularly the mode of the taxation.
Compared with other experiments of integration under regional,
does the UEMOA draw its pin from the play, nearly one decade after its creation
in the context of the devaluation? What is worth its selected model of
integration ?
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