Une économie verte peut être définie comme une économie qui produit un mieux-être humain et assure l’équité sociale, tout en réduisant de manière significative les risques sur l’environnement et les pénuries écologiques ...

An evaluation of the Volta river project as a growth pole in the development of the Ghanaian economy is the growth pole concept states that economic growth does not appear everywhere all at once, that it is initiated within ...

For Africa, the most critical climate change issue is to obtain sufficient financial support to manage adaptation and mitigation processes successfully, attend to development needs and continue to develop infrastructure, ...

Perhaps more than in any other area, the minerals sector symbolizes the exploitative relationships which exist between the Third World and the developed capitalist countries. The mineral resources of the Third World play ...

This paper focuses on assessment of power pooling arrangements in Africa. Security and reliability of electricity supply has been the driving force behind power system interconnections and promotion of cross-border electricity ...

Infrastructure affects growth in two main ways directly, through physical capital accumulation and indirectly through improvements in productivity. At the microeconomic level, investment in infrastructure enhances private ...

The present document contains information on the Mineral raw materials in Africa : bauxite and development of the aluminium industry, of the Regional Conference on the Development and Utilization of Mineral Resources in ...

The purpose of this report is to examine the contribution of policies and strategies that promote an inclusive green economy to implementation of structural transformation in Tunisia, in the general approach outlined above. ...

Africa is endowed with considerable strategic renewable and non-renewable natural resources, of which only a fraction has been exploited for the benefit of the African people. The role of natural resources as major ...

In this article, the need for assessing the status of sustainable development in Africa is rationalized. Then, the need for devising tools to facilitate the tracking of progress is discussed. While the complex and inter-related ...