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Industrial Diagnostic Study Rwanda 2020
Client/Funding Institution
UNIDO
Abstract
The Programme for Country Partnership (PCP) is one of UNIDO’s key assistance programmes for Member States. It is a process aligned to the national priorities and strategies of countries thereby maintaining full ownership of beneficiary countries of the complete process by defining its needs and required support. The first step in the PCP Rwanda is a diagnostic report which wiiw staff supports in their role as international consultants. Based on a thorough analysis of the industrial development at the macro-economic, industry level and firm-level, the PCP diagnostic report reveals the major bottlenecks as well as the major areas and priority sectors for interventions. wiiw’s contribution to the project is anchored in the macro-economic analysis of the industrial development in which five thematic components with high potential for fostering inclusive and sustainable industrial development were identified. These thematic components are integrated value chain development in agro-business and food processing; integrated value chain development in textiles and garments; development of sustainable energy, value added creation in a circular economy and adequate skills for industry 4.0.
Duration
August 2020 - April 2021
wiiw team Leader
wiiw Staff
Vasily Astrov, Alexandra Bykova, Magdalena Höllhuber
Countries covered: Africa
Research Areas: Macroeconomic Analysis and Policy, International Trade, Competitiveness and FDI