Subject - “African Economic Transformation” (5 ECTS) - Online Bachelor of Science in Inter-African Business (first semester).
The objectives of the subject “African Economic Transformation” are...
To know the “African Green Growth Initiative” of the African Union,
based on a
sustainable and inclusive economic model for Africa
To understand the fundamental importance of the “African Mining Vision”
designed with the objective that the huge African mineral resources would be one of the key pillars of the African Economic Transformation
To analyze the “African industrial sector”, identifying their
strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats in the global/regional market,
as well the strategy for the implementation of the Action Plan for the Accelerated Industrial Development of Africa (PIDA)
To analyze the Investment Role in African Economic Transformation
Syllabus of the Program - African Green Growth Initiative
Introduction to the African Green Growth Initiative
Green growth in Africa
Role of the African Countries in the green growth
Need for a sustainable infrastructure
Physical, economic, and social elasticity
Proficient and sustainable administration of natural resources
Role of the African Development Bank
Syllabus of the Program - African Mining Vision (AMV)
Introduction to the African Mining Vision (African Union)
African natural resources improvement
Commodities Trade
Need for the African mining vision
Quality and level of the potential resources
Key factors for realizing African Mining Vision
Incomplete African resources development
Capacity to negotiate contracts
Infrastructures Improvement. The African Development Corridors
Wholly state-owned mining projects reduction
African Minerals Development Centre
Minerals and Africa's Development
Africa Review Report on Mining
Syllabus of the Program - African Industrial Sector
Introduction to the African industrial sector
New opportunities for the African manufactures
Division of industry of the African Union (UA)
African Industrial Policy
Industrial sector and African structural transformation
Industrial policy frameworks
Public and private sector
Strategy for the execution of the Action Plan for the Accelerated Industrial Development of Africa
Case Study:
Kenya: The National Industrial Policy and the 2030 vision
Mauritius: The transformation of a country based on the mono-crop into a
middle-income economy
Industrialization of Nigeria and Tunisia
Rwandese Economic growth
Industrial Policy of South Africa
Syllabus of the Program - Role of in African transformation:
Investments, economic transformation and development in Africa
Investment trends in Africa
Composition of investments
Public investments reduction
Investment Factors in Africa
Credit Access in Africa. Finance cost
Low domestic savings
Risk and uncertainty
Inequality and aggregate demand
Policy and investment environment
The subjects of the first semester of the Bachelor of Science in Inter-African Business.
CECT = Credit of Capitalisable and Transferable Evaluation (CAMES)
Samples: African Economic Transformation (Bachelor of Science in Inter-African Business, e-learning, first semester).
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