Overcoming Barriers to Supply Chain Integration in SACU
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World Bank, Washington, DC
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Cross border value chains are
increasingly seen as critical for export growth, providing
the conduit for more than half of developing countries
exports in value-added terms. However, Africa’s contribution
to cross border value chains remains low, at 1.5 percent.
And African countries’ limited participation in value chains
is in the lower-value, lower end stages of production.
Reasons for this limited integration include infrastructure,
thick borders, geographical remoteness, size, fragmentation,
and the limited financial capacities and service industries
of African countries.
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