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Johansein Rutaihwa, Local Research Assistant, East African Community EAC.
Nicholas Okot, Senior Banking Officer, Bank of Uganda.
Francesco Prota, Lecturer, University of Bari.
Chair: Sajal Lahiri, Researcher, Southern Illinois University.
From left to right:
Augustin Fosu, Professor, University of Ghana.
Maty Konte, Research Assistant, Aix-Marseille School of Economics.
Paul Kamau, Research Fellow, University of Nairobi.
Charles Adjasi, Associate Professor, University of Stellenbosch.
Presentation: Education, Skills and Productivity: Further Evidence from Ghana.
Louis N. Chete, Researcher, Nigerian Institute of Social and Economic Research NISER.
Presentation: Learning to Compete Nigeria Country Report.
Hinh Dinh, Researcher, World Bank WB.
Presentation: Research Project on Light Manufacturing in Africa: Findings and Policy Lessons.
From left to right:
Ernest Aryeetey, Vice Chancellor, University of Ghana.
Fuad Cassim, Advisor, Ministry of Finance of South Africa.
Samuel Wangwe, Executive Director, Research on Poverty Alleviation REPOA.
John Page, Senior Fellow, Brookings Institution.
John Sutton, Professor, London School of Economics and Political Science LSE.
The former Beevor Offices on Beevor Street which is set to be transformed into the Joseph Banks Labratories, the University of Lincoln's new School of Pharmacy. Part of the site of a new Science and Innovation Park, built jointly by the Lincolnshire Coop and the University of Lincoln, off Tritton Road, Lincoln, Lincolnshire.
Tony Addison, Deputy Director, United Nations University World Institute for Development Economics Research UNU-WIDER.
Gaaitzen J. de Vries, Researcher, University of Groningen.
Presentation: Productivity and Convergence in Africa: What the Long-run Data Show.
President Kagame receives Mr. Li Yong, Director General of United Nations Industrial Development Organisation (UNIDO) | Kigali, 4 February 2016
The site on the corner of Beevor Street and Poplar Avenue of a new Science and Innovation Park built jointly by the Lincolnshire Coop and the University of Lincoln and part of a new College of Science off Tritton Road, Lincoln, Lincolnshire.
From left to right:
John Page, Senior Fellow, Brookings Institution.
John Sutton, Professor, London School of Economics and Political Science LSE.
The former Beevor Offices on Beevor Street during its transformation into Minster House, part of the Joseph Banks Laboratories, the University of Lincoln's new School of Pharmacy.
It is situated on the future location of a new Science and Innovation Park, built jointly by the Lincolnshire Coop and the University of Lincoln, off Tritton Road, Lincoln, Lincolnshire.
From left to right:
Finn Tarp, Director, United Nations University World Institute for Development Economics Research UNU-WIDER.
Dirk Willem te Velde, Head of Programme, Overseas Development Institute ODI.
Sajal Lahiri, Researcher, Southern Illinois University.
Presentation: Modes of Exports by Sub-Saharan African Firms: Intensive Margins and Interdependencies.
Aziz Karimov, Research Fellow, United Nations University World Institute for Development Economics Research UNU-WIDER.
Finn Tarp, Director, United Nations University World Institute for Development Economics Research UNU-WIDER.
Hinh Dinh, Researcher, World Bank WB.
Presentation: Research Project on Light Manufacturing in Africa: Findings and Policy Lessons.
Chukwuma Agu, Researcher, University of Nigeria.
Presentation: Economic Diversification and Macroeconomic Policies: Re-Examining the Missing Link in Africa's Industrialization Strategies.
Jacob Chege Ng'ang'a, Researcher, Kenya Institute for Public Policy Research and Analysis KIPPRA.
Presentation: Industrialization in Kenya: What Went Wrong and Why?
The former Beevor Offices on Beevor Street during its transformation into Minster House, part of the Joseph Banks Laboratories, the University of Lincoln's new School of Pharmacy.
It is situated on the future location of a new Science and Innovation Park, built jointly by the Lincolnshire Coop and the University of Lincoln, off Tritton Road, Lincoln, Lincolnshire.
The former Beevor Offices on Beevor Street which is set to be transformed into the Joseph Banks Labratories, the University of Lincoln's new School of Pharmacy. Part of the site of a new Science and Innovation Park, built jointly by the Lincolnshire Coop and the University of Lincoln, off Tritton Road, Lincoln, Lincolnshire.
Poplar Avenue an area of Lincoln off Tritton Road which is set to be transformed by the construction of a new Science and Innovation Park built jointly by the Lincolnshire Coop and the University of Lincoln and part of a new College of Science. In Lincoln, Lincolnshire.
The former Beevor Offices on Beevor Street which is set to be transformed into the Joseph Banks Labratories, the University of Lincoln's new School of Pharmacy. Part of the site of a new Science and Innovation Park, built jointly by the Lincolnshire Coop and the University of Lincoln, off Tritton Road, Lincoln, Lincolnshire.
Antonio S. Cruz, Researcher, National Directorate for Studies and Policy Analysis DNEAP.
Presentation: Mozambique Scoping Study.
From left to right:
Susan Newman, Researcher, International Institute of Social Studies.
Norbert Lebale, International consultant.
The former Beevor Offices on Beevor Street during its transformation into Minster House, part of the Joseph Banks Laboratories, the University of Lincoln's new School of Pharmacy.
It is situated on the future location of a new Science and Innovation Park, built jointly by the Lincolnshire Coop and the University of Lincoln, off Tritton Road, Lincoln, Lincolnshire.
From left to right:
Finn Tarp, Director, United Nations University World Institute for Development Economics Research UNU-WIDER.
John Page, Senior Fellow, Brookings Institution.
The former Beevor Offices on Beevor Street which is being transformed into the Joseph Banks Labratories, the University of Lincoln's new School of Pharmacy. Part of the site of a new Science and Innovation Park, built jointly by the Lincolnshire Coop and the University of Lincoln, off Tritton Road, Lincoln, Lincolnshire.
Nguyen Tue Anh, Researcher, Central Institute for Economic Management CIEM.
Presentation: The Evolution of Vietnamese Industry.
The former Beevor Offices on Beevor Street during its transformation into Minster House, part of the Joseph Banks Laboratories, the University of Lincoln's new School of Pharmacy.
It is situated on the future location of a new Science and Innovation Park, built jointly by the Lincolnshire Coop and the University of Lincoln, off Tritton Road, Lincoln, Lincolnshire.
Chris Papageorgiou, Researcher, International Monetary Fund IMF.
Presentation: Economic Diversification in LICs: Stylized Facts and Macroeconomic Implications.
Paul Kamau, Research Fellow, University of Nairobi.
Presentation: Availability of Technical Skills in the Kenyan Clothing Industry and its Implications on Competitivess in the Post MFA Era.
The former Beevor Offices on Beevor Street which is set to be transformed into the Joseph Banks Laboratories, the University of Lincoln's new School of Pharmacy. Part of the site of a new Science and Innovation Park, built jointly by the Lincolnshire Coop and the University of Lincoln, off Tritton Road, Lincoln, Lincolnshire.
Giacomo Zanello, Research Officer, University of Oxford.
Presentation: Innovation Under the Radar in Low Income Countries: Evidence from Ghana.
Christopher Wood, Researcher, South African Institute of International Affairs
Ed Winant, Economic Officer, Economic Section of the US Embassy, Pretoria
From left to right:
Fuad Cassim, Advisor, Ministry of Finance of South Africa.
Samuel Wangwe, Executive Director, Research on Poverty Alleviation REPOA.
John Page, Senior Fellow, Brookings Institution.
Chair: James Thurlow, Research Fellow, United Nations University World Institute for Development Economics Research UNU-WIDER.
Keynote: John Sutton, Professor, London School of Economics and Political Science LSE.
Presentation: The Enterprise Map Series - Describing Sub-Saharan Industries…and some Remarks.
Cumbernauld, a small village in Dunbartonshire and now in North Lanarkshire, was designated a New Town in 1955 and was intended to act as an overspill location for both industries and population from nearby Glasgow. The expansion was overseen by the Cumbernauld Development Corporation that existed until 1996 when, in common with other New Town authorities, the Corporation was wound up. The original target for population was around 50,000 although this was revised up towards 70,000 in later years. The current population is closer to the orginal proposals.
This eye-catching advert from the 1968 Official Handbook and Industrial Review for Glasgow shows the CDC attracting industry to the New Town by using 32 Blue Bottom Whales. The 'Standard Factories' were purpose built units intended to be flexible enough to attract a range of tenants without the need for specialised construction or building.