Strategies To Promote Development In Two Or More Countries Flashcards

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How has economic planning been employed in Ethiopia?

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  • Roads account for 4.2% GDP (Education 4%, health 1.2%)
  • Absolute poverty declined from 45% to 26%
  • GDP increased by more than 10% per annum for last 5 years
  • Over next decade, spending on infrastructure needs to be sustained to maintain it
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What investments has China made in Ethiopia?

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  • Payed for road, railway and social development
  • Top 5 recipient for FDI (46% rise in 2016)
  • East Africa’s largest economy
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What is Hawassa Park, Ethiopia?

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  • Employs over 100,000 (Soon to be largest job provider in Africa)
  • 1.3 million m²
  • Attracted investment from Europe, USA and China (16 major MNCs)
  • State of the art residential compound for workers
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What is the ‘Top down approach’ by aid agencies?

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  • Large scale aid give directly to government
  • Effective in large project
  • Corruption sees money siphoned off
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What is the ‘Bottom up approach’ by aid agencies?

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  • Small scale aid given directly to people who need it

- Digging of wells or small scale agricultural projects

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Give an example of ‘Top down’ aid

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British spending on Nigerian education:

  • $160 given to Nigerian education between 2010-15
  • Many funds go to rich, private schools in South
  • 80-100 in a class in North (Chalk and talk education)
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What are NGOs?

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Non-profit organisation that operates independently of any government e.g. Oxfam

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What are micro-finance projects?

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Low cost loans with aim to increase productivity and stimulate development

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Give an example of a successful and unsuccessful micro-finance project

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Sierra Leone;
- E.L.A. provides financial support and advice
- Stimulate growth in local economy
DRC:
- Banks gone bust due to overloading to risk businesses
- Resulted in suicides and reverse development

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What is the World Bank?

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  • International organisation owned by 184 countries

- Goal to reduce poverty and improve living standards in LICs

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Name 2 World Bank agencies

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  • International Development Association

- International Finance Corporation

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How is World Bank support provided?

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Through project or policy-based loans and grants

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Give an example of an area that has received World Bank investment

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Great Lakes region:

  • $1bn to help development in 4 countries (DRC, Uganda, Burundi and Rwanda)
  • Mainly $490m to HEP projects, $180m to infrastructure and $165m to road construction
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What is the purpose of the IMF?

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Ensure stability of international monetary system through providing financial assistance to countries experiencing balance-of-payment problems

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What are the main 3 strands of the IMF?

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1) Policy advice
2) Lending
3) Knowledge sharing

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Give an example of an area that has received IMF funding?

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Mozambique cashew industry