process namely giving assistance to the APRM National Forum in its coordination with the Government and in monitoring the implementation of the APRM National Plan of Action. On the other hand despite the progress achieved by the country in the implementation of the APRM process, several challenges remain, namely: to implement and deepen monitoring and evaluation process of the National Programme of Action and to continue to involve various stakeholders in the process, specifically public and private sectors, civil society on the activities related to publicize the APRM; it is also necessary to create conditions to integrate the recommendations of the country assessment contained in the National Programme of Action into annual and multiannual government plans, thus implementing this programme; in addition, guidelines must be given to the line ministries responsible to implement activities foreseen in the National Programme of Action in the sense that each of these implementing agents must understand their duties and responsibilities in the context of the Action Planas well as the importance of APRM. By this way they will be able to organize themselves to provide relevant information for monitoring and evaluation, by making available officers to be responsible for this task and even acting as focal points at different levels central, provincial and district 14