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African Transformation Report 2014: Growth with DEPTH

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African economies need more than growth—if they are to transform, they need growth with DEPTH.
The 2014 African Transformation Report draws on ACET’s research program of country, sector, and thematic studies to look systematically at transformation as a broad framework for economic growth and development, introducing the African Transformation Index to help African policymakers see how their countries are transforming and where they stand in relation to their neighbors.
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Read President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf’s Foreword

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Full Report – English (PDF)
Report Overview – English (PDF)
Background Papers
The Oil Palm Value Capture Opportunity in Africa
Adding Value in Coffee
Africa’s Cotton Agroprocessing Opportunity
The Cocoa Agroprocessing Opportunity in Africa
The Fruit Value Capture Opportunity in Africa
Africa’s Soybean Agroprocessing Opportunity

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ACET

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Economic Management & Governance

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Africa

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