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India's development cooperation with Ethiopia in sugar production: an assessment
Research and Information System for Developing Countries, 2015Ethiopia is one of the few countries in Africa with whom India has enjoyed a long standing partnership in development cooperation. In 2006, India provided a US$ 640 million line of credit to Ethiopia for development of its sugar industry.DocumentChina Africa in agriculture: a background paper on trade, investment and aid in agriculture
International Poverty Reduction Center in China, 2010This paper investigates China-Africa exchanges in agriculture, which is a relatively small component of the China-Africa trade.DocumentDevelopment support monitor 2009: Africa in our hands
African Monitor, 2009Although Africa attracted $43 billion in private capital, $40 billion in remittances and $38 billion in aid in 2008 it still faces a considerable resource gap. Such financial support, some would argue, is needed to ensure progressive mobilisation of Africa’s domestic resources and, in turn, social and economic development.DocumentCereal offenders: how the G8 has contributed to the global food crisis, and what they can do to stop it
ActionAid International, 2008Three years after the G8 pledged to ‘make poverty history’, the current global food crisis has left close to a quarter of the world’s population lacking basic food security. In this policy brief, Actionaid calls on G8 leaders to take bold steps in Hokkaido to prevent world hunger spiralling further out of control.DocumentFertiliser subsidies and sustainable agricultural growth in Africa: current issues and empirical evidence from Malawi, Zambia, and Kenya
The Department of Agricultural, Food, and Resource Economics - Michigan State University, 2008The role of input subsidies in stimulating growth and addressing food security and poverty alleviation objectives has re-emerged as an important debate in agricultural policy.DocumentThe Malawi fertiliser subsidy programme: politics and pragmatism
Future Agricultures Consortium, 2008Food insecurity in Malawi has become endemic, with around 70-80% of rural households short of self-produced staple foods for four to five months of the year. This Future Agricultures brief reviews the Malawian government's Fertiliser Subsidy Programme (FSP), introduced in 2005/2006 as a means of attempting to tackle the ever-pressing food crisis.DocumentRising food prices: drivers and implications for development
Child Rights Information Network, 2008Global food prices have risen 83 per cent over the last three years, with significant impacts for the world's poorest people. This briefing paper focuses on what this important change means for international development. It assesses the drivers of rising prices, discusses the implications of higher prices for developing countries, and surveys implications for development policy.DocumentForthcoming changes in the EU banana and sugar markets: a menu ofoptions for an effective EU transitional package
Overseas Development Institute, 2005Preferential access under the EU’s Sugar and Banana Protocols has supported large income transfers to a number of ACP countries. These transfers will be reduced under proposed reforms to the EU’s sugar and banana markets which are due to take place at the end of 2005.DocumentPolicy coherence for development: issues in agriculture
Trinity College, Dublin, 2005This paper surveys a range of issues that arise with respect to the coherence of OECD agricultural policies with the Millennium Development Goals’ objectives of reducing poverty and overcoming hunger in developing countries.Its findings include:the more comprehensive and deeper the liberalisation, the more likely that all countries can gainit makes sense, therefore, to include agricDocumentFood aid or hidden dumping?: separating wheat from chaff
Oxfam, 2005This briefing shows how current practices in food aid, especially those of the USA, create substantial adverse side-effects in trade that damage the livelihoods of poor farmers and prevent their economic opportunities from developing.Pages
