The Survey for 1977-1978 is also the fourth biennial review of progress during the "Second' United Nations 'Development Decade' and" is published' in' two" parts.Part I.includes a summary and after reviewing the international ...

The stagnation in GDP in the 1970s and the high rate of population increase caused a pronounced fall in per capita GNP from 624: in 1975: to 510 in 1978 (at 1975 prices). Furthermore, as a result of the very high rate of ...

This document presents the Survey of economic and social conditions in Africa 2004-2005, of the Twenty-fourth meeting of the Committee of Experts Thirty-eighth session of the Commission/Conference of the Conference of ...

The Survey for 1977-1978 is also the fourth biennial review of progress during -the .Second United Nations Development Decade and is published in two parts. Part I includes a summary and after reviewing the.international ...

The 1986 season was generally good for agriculture allover the region and some countries recorded exceptional harvests. The broad trend of agricultural production over the years was resumed after the strong rise in 1985, ...

This paper is divided into five sections. After the introductory section, the second section examines the development problematique facing post-apartheid South Africa, particularly the political, economic and social ...

This report follows from analyses of data and information prepared by the governments in the sub region in their economic and social situation, data and information available in publications by International institutions ...

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 ...

The present document contains the information on the Survey of economic and social conditions in Africa 1978 - 1979 - Part II : Section B, of the First meeting of the Technical Preparatory Committee of the Whole, held at ...

Many developments witnessed in 2005 in the world economy have important implications for African economies in the short run and medium-term. The sustained rise in oil prices will continue to put pressure on energy costs ...