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The AFRICAVIEWPOINT draws on focus areas of the UNDP regional programme, which is currently aiming to respond to Africa’s development challenges from a regional perspective by focusing on four broad areas:
- Poverty reduction and the achievement of the MDGs
- Consolidating democratic and participatory governance
- Conflict prevention, peace building and recovery
- Energy, environment and sustainable development.
Lastest Edition
2009 Editions
2008 Editions
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november 2009 |
| Making Capacity Development Work in a Post-Conflict Context: Experience and Lessons Learnt in Liberia | |
| by Cleophas Torori and Lisa Reinarz |
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special issue: october 2009 |
| Climate Change and Economic Development in Africa | |
| by Leo Horn-Pathanothai and Pradeep Kurukulasuriya |
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Issue 12: september 2009 |
| Foreign Direct Investment and Growth in Africa | |
| by Professor Ibi Ajayi, Department of Economics, University of Ibadan, Ibadan, Nigeria |
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Issue 11: august 2009 |
| Africa and Aid for Trade: What are the Trends? What are the Issues? | |
| by David Luke, Trade and Human Development Unit, UNDP Office in Geneva |
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Issue 10: july 2009 |
| Moving beyond the neutral effects in HIPC Debt Relief to achieve real savings for post-conflict economic recovery: the experience of the Central African Republic | |
| by Becaye DIARRA, Economics Advisor, UNDP Bangui, C.A.R |
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Issue 9: june 2009 |
| Deriving maximum social benefits from debt relief: A case of Zambia | |
| by Ndangwa Noyoo, Social Policy Unit of the National Department of Social Development, Tshwane, South Africa |
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Issue 8: May 2009 |
| Africa must seek to turn the global economic crisis into a historic opportunity | |
| by Eugene Owusu, Senior Advisor, Strategic Africa Partnerships, UNDP Brussels |
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Issue 7: April 2009 |
| Response to the Global Crisis: a New Agenda for Agriculture for Sustainable Development in Africa | |
| by Gyorgyi Gurban, Directorate-General Environment, European Commission |
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Issue 6: March 2009 |
| Carbon Trading for Africa - the potential of Clean Development Mechanism initiatives for Burkina Faso | |
| by Aki Kogachi, Environment Team, UNDP Burkina Faso |
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Issue 5: February 2009 |
| The Global Economic and Financial Crisis and its implications for Africa | |
| by Jimi Adesina, Rhodes University, South Africa |
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Issue 4: January 2009 |
| The Politics of Hunger: The Case for Commercial Agriculture and a Biological Revolution in Africa | |
| by Paul Collier, Oxford University, UK |
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Special Issue: November/December 2008 |
| The Global Economic and Financial Crisis and its implications for Africa | |
| by Kwesi Botchwey, Fletcher School, Tufts University, USA |
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Issue 2: November 2008 |
| Can carbon trading work for Africa? | |
| by Abdoulie Sireh-Jallow, UNDP Zambia |
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Issue 1: October 2008 |
| Can African Countries benefit from the new global trend of high food prices? | |
| by Barbara Barungi, UNDP, RBA |