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Korean experiences in agricultural development and policy proposals for structural transformation of African agriculture and rural space
- Korean experiences in agricultural development and policy proposals for structural transformation of African agriculture and rural space
- Lafumpa,Leyeka Charles; Shimeles,Abebe; Kamgnia,Bernadette; Slami,Adeleke
- African Development Bank Group
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Korean experiences in agricultural development and policy proposals for structural transformation of African agriculture and rural space
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| Material Type | Theses |
| Author(English) |
Lafumpa,Leyeka Charles; Shimeles,Abebe; Kamgnia,Bernadette; Slami,Adeleke |
| Publisher |
Hydra, Algiers : African Development Bank Group |
| Date | 2016 |
| Journal Title; Vol./Issue | Chief Economist Complex:vol.7(issues 8) |
| Pages | 12 |
| Subject Country | Africa(Africa) South Korea(Asia and Pacific) |
| Language | English |
| File Type | Link |
| Subject | Industry and Technology < Agriculture Government and Law < Governance |
| Holding | African Development Bank Group |
| License |  |
Abstract
This article summarizes relevant policies for the structural transformation of African agriculture and rural space based on Korean experiences in agricultural development and transformation through KSP-AfDB joint consulting in 2015. It highlights policy alternatives to support the structural transformation of agriculture and rural space by analyzing the agricultural development status of Tanzania and Uganda among the Sub-Saharan African countries, and by conducting a comparative analysis with Korean agriculture and experiences in rural development. Since 2004, the Ministry of Strategy and Finance in Korea (MoSF) has been conducting the Knowledge Sharing Program (KSP) with a number of developing partner countries. In 2011, the MoSF initiated the joint consulting program as a new type of KSP with international organizations including the AfDB. This article is one of the outcomes jointly realized by Korea Eximbank and AfDB in 2015.
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