This survey is divided into nine chapters. In the first six chapters the analysis concentrates on economic trends, in their international, sect oral, financial and external dimensions; one chapter deals with population and ...

Among developing African countries g the economies of the 27 least developed countries (IUCs), which are characterized by formidable structural deficiencies, have been hardest hit in the milien of the current development ...

The present paper is just an attempt to throw some light on some aspects of the problems of the African least developed countries. Its limitations lie, inter alia, both in the methods used and in the fact that it deals ...

This Survey, entitled Survey of Economic and Social Conditions in Africa, 1979—1980 reviews developments in the African region during the 1970s in the framework of the Second United Nations Development Decade, with emphasis ...

At the eyeteeth session of the Commission and ninth meeting of the Conference of Ministers, held in conjunction with the Silver Jubilee Anniversary Celebrations of the Commission at Addis Ababa from 27 April to 2 May 1983, ...

To complement these measures the Substantial New Programme of Action appealed to the international community to assist the least developed countries particularly through an increase in the percentage of the gross national ...

The sixth meeting of the intargovernmsntal Committee of Experts of African Least Developed Countries was held in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia from 9 to 11 April 1987 in preparation for the seventh meeting of the Conference of ...

The report proposed four main strategies that African countries could pursue to usher in “self-reinforcing process of economic, political, and social development”. These strategies were: improving governance and resolving ...

The hypotheses of a self-sufficient and self-sustained growth of the African economies require a favourable socio-economic and political climate in every country and between the various countries. It is necessary to ...