Economic development in Africa :
doubling aid : making the "big push" work.

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United Nations Conference on Trade and Development.
Language(s)
English ; French
Published
New York : United Nations, 2006.
Subjects
Marshall Plan.
AID FINANCING.
AID COORDINATION.
ABSORPTIVE CAPACITY.
TECHNICAL COOPERATION.
MULTILATERAL AID.
POVERTY MITIGATION.
ECONOMIC GROWTH.
DEVELOPING COUNTRIES.
AID PROGRAMMES.
AFRICA.
DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCE.
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT.
Aide économique > Afrique.
Ontwikkelingssamenwerking.
Ontwikkelingseconomie.
Economic assistance.
Aide économique > Afrique.
Economic assistance > Africa.
Afrika.
Africa.
Summary
"Examines how the commitment by the international community to double aid to Africa might place the continent on a sustainable development path. The central message of the report is that, if this commitment is to translate into big reductions in poverty and lasting gains in economic welfare, new thinking is required to tackle the unbalanced state of the international aid system. The report identifies the flaws in the existing system, such as high transaction costs, politicization, lack of transparency, incoherence, unpredictability, and excessive demands placed on the weak institutions of recipients."--Publisher's highlights.
Note
"United Nations publication sales No. E.06. II. D.10"--Title page verso.
"UNCTAD/GDS/AFRICA/2006/1"--Title page verso.
At head of title: United Nations Conference on Trade and Development, Geneva.
Physical Description
vi, 101 pages : color illustrations ; 21 cm
ISBN
9211127025
9789211127027
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