The campaign framework
Seven documented economic pillars. BUILD • GROW • SECURE.
Explore the documented priorities of GAP's economic framework. These editorial explanations are not presented as the official twelve-point manifesto; that document will be published once its exact wording is approved.
Economic pillar 1
Agriculture and food security form an important part of GAP's economic development framework. This section examines the role of domestic agricultural production, food supply, and long-term agricultural development in strengthening The Gambia's economy.
Economic pillar 2
Banking and finance are central to the GAP economic framework. The plan considers the role of accessible financial services, investment, and financial-sector development in supporting households, entrepreneurs, and national economic growth.
Economic pillar 3
The Port of Banjul and The Gambia's maritime activities are important components of national trade and economic development. This pillar addresses their role in commercial activity, logistics, and long-term economic opportunity.
Economic pillar 4
The natural-resources pillar considers how The Gambia can approach the development and management of its resources in a manner that supports responsible economic planning and long-term national benefit.
Economic pillar 5
Youth development and employment are major components of the GAP economic framework. This pillar addresses the importance of productive employment, skills, entrepreneurship, and opportunities for young people to participate in national economic development.
Economic pillar 6
The cost of living affects Gambian households and businesses directly. This pillar focuses on the economic factors that influence affordability, household purchasing power, and access to essential goods and services.
Economic pillar 7
Digital economic development forms part of GAP's broader economic framework. This pillar examines the role of technology, innovation, and digital participation in supporting productivity, business opportunities, and national development.
