Industrial Clusters Promotion as a tool for private sector development: The UNIDO experience in Ethiopia

Merima Ali; Nicola D. Coniglio; Adnan Seric

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Merima Ali, Nicola D. Coniglio, Adnan Seric (2013). Industrial Clusters Promotion as a tool for private sector development: The UNIDO experience in Ethiopia. Bergen: Chr. Michelsen Institute (CMI Brief 5)

Policies aimed at boosting the interaction and cooperation of economic actors in industrial clusters might represent a crucial strategy for industrial upgrading and development in poor countries. This policy brief discusses some recent industrial cluster programmes carried out by UNIDO in Ethiopia and highlights the main advantages of cluster policies and the lessons learned.

Merima Ali

Senior Researcher

merima.ali@cmi.no

Industrial Clusters Promotion as a tool for private sector development: The UNIDO experience in Ethiopia

Merima Ali

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