This Economic Report on Africa 1990, which provides an analysis of the main socio economic trends and issues in the African region in 1989 and outlook for 1990 as well as updates the Preliminary Assessment of the Performance ...

L’économie mondiale connaît, depuis le tournant du siècle, des mutations profondes dans les modes de production et les structures des échanges ainsi que l’émergence de nouveaux pôles de croissance au Sud. L’essor rapide ...

Le Rapport économique 1993 présente une analyse des principales tendances et préoccupations socio-économiques qui ont été celles de l'Afrique en 1992 ainsi que les perspectives pour 1993. II actualise, en utilisant des ...

In 1994, the gross domestic product (GOP) of the African region grew by 2.4 per cent, compared to only 0.9 per cent in 1993 and -0.3 per cent in 1992. Despite the modest increase in growth in 1994, which was the fastest ...

The African economy recorded its second highest annual growth rate. since the beginning of the decade, in 1995. Gross domestic product (GDP) for the region increased by 2.3 per cent, compared with a revised figure of2.1 ...

The economic growth in the African region indicate that the gross domestic product (GDP) for the region as whole recorded an increase of 3.96 per cent in 19961, against the revised figure of 2.74 per cent in 1995. It is ...

This Economic Report on Africa 1991 which provides an analysis of the main socio-economic trends and issues in the African region in 1990 and outlook for 1991 as well as updates the Preliminary Assessment of the Performance ...

Transitioning to the Africa we want is within our reach. Africa is making steady progress in building the critical ingredients for sustainable and resilient societies, but progress towards achieving the Sustainable Development ...

The Economic Report 1993 provides an analysis of the main socio-economic trends and issues in the African region in I991tand the outlook for 1992. It updates, in the light of more data and information since December 1992. ...

Many African economies are still characterized by a heavy reliance on the primary sector, high vulnerability to external shocks, jobless growth and slow progress towards social development. It is essential for African ...