INFRASTRUCTURE SUPPORT FOR REGIONAL INTEGRATION AND POVERTY ERADICATION continued Promote private sector regional associations as participants in regional policy formulation and implementation Minimise avoidable delays at border posts To strengthen private sector regional associations To facilitate cross border movement Pilot projects implemented by 2008 Introduce one-stop border posts By 2005 Two functional onestop border posts By 2004 Agree to recognize axle load certificates issued in other Member States All corridors have functional corridor planning committees Adopted system annexed to Protocol on Transport, Communications and Meteorology SADC, Member States, private sector Member States, SADC Member States, SADC Member States, SADC D E V E L O P M E N T Establish, as necessary, corridor planning committees for all regional corridors Agreement on mutual recognition of weighbridge certificates By 2004 Adopt harmonised motor third party insurance system Member States, SADC, private sector Member States, private sector, SADC (TIFI and Infrastructure) Private sector, SADC RESPONSIBILITY A F R I C A N Adoption of standard border post documents and procedures By 2008 Harmonise border post procedures and requirements All regional border posts implementing border facilitation measures Active private sector associations for the road, railway, maritime, civil aviation sectors also for enforcement and regulators INDICATORS By 2004 By 2004 TIME FRAMES Transfer successful measures from the TransKalahari and Beira border facilitation pilot projects to other corridors Private sector associations formed and put on sustainable funding bases MEASURES S O U T H E R N Promote activities of corridor planning committees STRATEGIES OBJECTIVES c) TRANSPORT PRIORITY INTERVENTION AREA: Infrastructure Support for Regional Integration and Poverty Eradication GOAL: To ensure the availability of a sufficient, integrated, efficient and cost effective infrastructure system that will support and sustain regional economic development, trade and investment for poverty alleviation TABLE 4.11 1 2 8 C O M M U N I T Y