The Africa Growth Initiative at Brookings conducts research to establish strategies for economic growth and development policies in Africa.
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| Report location: | source |
| Language: | English |
| Publisher: | Brookings Institution |
| Authors: | Adam Brown, Eyerusalem Siba, Ken Ochieng' Opalo, Mike Jobbins, Njuguna Ndung'u, Ousseynou Nakoulima, Patrick Adolwa., Peter Griffiths, Russell Bishop, Vera Songwe, Vesselin Popovski, Witney Schneidman, John Mukum Mbaku |
| Page count: | 112 pages |
AGI uses data analysis, empirical research, and rigorous academic discipline, engaging with experts and stakeholders globally to produce authoritative and nonpartisan research.
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AGI's interdisciplinary team uses quantitative, high-quality, and collaborative research to maintain economic growth momentum and broaden its benefits in Africa. The team focuses on finance for development, big risks to growth, structural transformation, private sector support, trade, institutions, and transparency.
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Categories: English publication language | africa | african development | african growth | agriculture | climate change | collaborative research. | commodities | democracy in africa | demographic dividend | demography | development | development policies | economic growth | economy | empirical research | employment | governance | institutions | interdisciplinary approach | poverty | private sector support | quantitative research | resources | sustainability | trade | transparency | urbanization | water