NEPAD/APRM/Panel3/guidelines/11-2003/Doc8 NEPAD/APRM/Panel2/country /10-2003/Doc i. Sets out an outline of the feedback mechanism established to keep local stakeholders involved in the process, including efforts to disseminate information in an easily accessible and understandable manner. (iii) Ensure that the APRM becomes integrated into existing policy processes, like the PRSP processes, or other national poverty reduction strategies, Medium Term Expenditure Frameworks (MTEF), and ongoing institutional reforms, etc. to allow synergies and avoid duplications; (iv) Promote an outcome-oriented process that formulating a national Programme of Action; (v) Promote full participation of relevant stakeholders in the development as well as in the implementation of the Programme of Action; (vi) Place capacity building at the centre preparation and participation in the APRM. (vii) Ensure that Terms-of-Reference of the Technical Assessments conducted by the Partner Institutions are consistent with and supportive of national processes and priorities and take account of national circumstances; of focuses the on country’s (viii) Promote donor coordination and alignment with the priorities identified in the Programme of Action, in particular, regarding capacity constraints and required feasibility studies, and programme and project appraisals; (ix) Participate in workshops and fora to share best practice and promote peer learning; (x) Promote the integration of identified best practice into the strategies, programmes and projects of the RECs and the African Union; (xi) Submit annual reports on implementation of their National Programme of Action to the APR Secretariat; End. Page 18 of 20