After decades of disappointing performance a combination of sound macro policies and a commodity price bonanza has led to a dramatic and long overdue surge in African growth rates and concomitant improvement in social indicators. However, this impressive performance has now created its own challenge for African leadership.
After decades of disappointing performance a combination of sound macro policies and a commodity price bonanza has led to a dramatic and long overdue surge in African growth rates and concomitant improvement in social indicators. However, this impressive performance has now created its own challenge for African leadership.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Theodore Ahlers, Senior Associate at the Emerging Market Forum. Hiroshi Kato, Vice President of the Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) and Director of the JICA Research Institute. Harinder S Kohli, Founding Director and Chief Executive of Emerging Markets Forum as well as Founding Director, President & CEO of Centennial Group International both based in Washington D C. Callisto Madavo, Has been a visiting professor in the African Studies Program in the School of Foreign Service at Georgetown University. Anil Sood, Principal at Centennial Group International.
Inhaltsangabe
* List of Appendixes, Boxes, Figures, and Tables * List of Abbreviations * Foreword * Preface * Acknowledgments * Introduction * Part 1 * 1: A 2050 Vision to Meet African Aspirations * 2: Historical Perspective and Drivers of Future Change * 3: Action Agenda - Jobs for People, Economies, and the Continent * 4: Better Governance to Deliver Results * Part II: People, Economies, and the Continent * Section A: Prosperous People and Cohesive Societies - Jobs to Transform Lives * 5: Accelerating the Demographic Transition * 6: Eliminating Fragility and Conflict * 7: Ensuring Equity and Inclusion * 8: Breaking the Human Capital Barrier * Section B: Diverse, Competitive Economies-Private Investments to Create Jobs * 9: Maintaining Macroeconomic Stability and Increasing Resilience * 10: Enhancing Growth, Competitiveness, and Job Creation * 11: Transforming African Agriculture * 12: Harnessing Natural Resources for Diversification * 13: Managing Urbanization for Growth * Section C: Integrated Continent- Bigger Markets to Foster Investment and Higher Productivity Jobs * 14: : Enhancing Regional Cooperation and Integration on the Continent * 15: Mitigating and Adapting to Climate Change * 16: Repositioning Africa in the World * Annex 1: Commodity Terms of Trade in Africa: A Fragile Blessing * Annex 2: Model of Global Economy * References * About the Editors and Contributors * Index * Photo Credits
* List of Appendixes, Boxes, Figures, and Tables * List of Abbreviations * Foreword * Preface * Acknowledgments * Introduction * Part 1 * 1: A 2050 Vision to Meet African Aspirations * 2: Historical Perspective and Drivers of Future Change * 3: Action Agenda - Jobs for People, Economies, and the Continent * 4: Better Governance to Deliver Results * Part II: People, Economies, and the Continent * Section A: Prosperous People and Cohesive Societies - Jobs to Transform Lives * 5: Accelerating the Demographic Transition * 6: Eliminating Fragility and Conflict * 7: Ensuring Equity and Inclusion * 8: Breaking the Human Capital Barrier * Section B: Diverse, Competitive Economies-Private Investments to Create Jobs * 9: Maintaining Macroeconomic Stability and Increasing Resilience * 10: Enhancing Growth, Competitiveness, and Job Creation * 11: Transforming African Agriculture * 12: Harnessing Natural Resources for Diversification * 13: Managing Urbanization for Growth * Section C: Integrated Continent- Bigger Markets to Foster Investment and Higher Productivity Jobs * 14: : Enhancing Regional Cooperation and Integration on the Continent * 15: Mitigating and Adapting to Climate Change * 16: Repositioning Africa in the World * Annex 1: Commodity Terms of Trade in Africa: A Fragile Blessing * Annex 2: Model of Global Economy * References * About the Editors and Contributors * Index * Photo Credits
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