72. Finally, these draft documents were submitted to the
APRM Revitalisation Committee meeting held on 9–
10 May 2016 in Nairobi, the meeting of the APRM
Panel of Eminent Persons held in Johannesburg
from 20–21 May 2016, and to the meeting of the
Focal Points and members of national secretariats
and NGCs held in Johannesburg from 21–23 May
2016. The final versions of these documents
incorporating all comments and feedback from all
these bodies will be submitted to the Committee of
Focal Points and subsequently to the APRM Forum
meetings scheduled for August 2016 in Nairobi,
Kenya.
73. It is notable that while the APRM Strategic Plan
2016–2020 starts from the six-point strategic
priorities of the Special Summit and the threepronged turnaround strategy, its ambitions go
beyond revitalisation. By the end of the strategic
plan period APRM aims to ensure that it stands on a
solid political, financial and knowledge foundation,
ready to become the authoritative source of
reference on governance in Africa.
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