Abstract

In order to achieve sustainable development, the study looks at the AU’s and EU’s efforts to eradicate poverty.  The idea of poverty, the measures implemented by the AU and EU to end poverty, and the difficulties encountered in achieving these goals are all examined.  In order to compare the AU and EU, the study uses a qualitative research methodology that includes content analysis of primary and secondary data.

Findings show that the AU was founded primarily to integrate policies among member states in order to advance peace, security, and cooperation in Africa.  By eliminating all trade restrictions between its member states, the EU, an economic union, hopes to establish a single market throughout Europe and allow free movement of goods inside its internal market.  But in its efforts to end poverty, it has encountered many obstacles.

According to the findings, important policy recommendations include finding ways to empower marginalized economic groups, encouraging the emergence of economic solidarity among regions by developing economic complementaries, and ensuring common regional policies and positions in multilateral forums in order to eliminate poverty.

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