Publication

Mar 2011

This paper discusses how the G20 can support African development. It suggests that African economic development should be seen as central to the G20 objectives, both in terms of legitimacy and as part of the G20's efforts on global rebalancing. Both the G20 core actions and the G20's development agenda can positively affect African growth. The paper also contains case studies of African regional economic integration, South African outward foreign direct investment (FDI) in Africa and export processing zones (EPZs) in Africa to illustrate how the G20 could help.

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Author Peter Draper, Catherine Grant, Christian Kingombe, Dirk Willem te Velde
Series ODI Research Reports and Studies
Publisher Overseas Development Institute (ODI)
Copyright © 2011 Overseas Development Institute (ODI)
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