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AID TO AFRICA

To Franoise

and

My Parents

Aid to Africa

French and British policies from the Cold War to the New Millennium

GORDON CUMMING
Cardiff University, UK

First published 2001 by Ashgate

Publishing Published 2017 by Routledge

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Copyright Gordon Cumming 2001

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Cumming, Gordon

Aid to Africa : French and British policies from the Cold War to the new millennium

1.Economic assistance, French - Africa 2.Economic assistance, British - Africa
I. Title

338.914106

Library of Congress Control Number: 2001091657

ISBN 13:978-0-7546-1530-9 (hbk)

Contents

I should like, by way of preface, to thank a number of people without whose help this book would not have been possible. First and foremost, I should like to thank Franoise Capdeville for her constant encouragement and technical support. I am also extremely grateful to my parents and Kenny Meechan for their proof-reading skills and general guidance. I should, in addition, like to express my deep gratitude to Professors David Han ley, Roy Jones and Sean Loughlin as well as to Doctors Tony Chafer, Jeff Haynes, Nick Parsons, Charles Kelley and Mark Donovan for their constructive comments on the content, methodology and style of this publication. Finally, I must acknowledge the help of all those officials, aid specialists and academics who went out of their way to provide data or to be interviewed for the purposes of this study. In particular, I am indebted to Dr. David Throup, Sir Tim Lankester, Sir Roger Tomkys, George Foulkes MP, Jean-Paul Fuchs (dput), Jean-Franois Bayart, Art Fell, Maureen McWhirther, Jon Grayson and Patrice Buffotot. I alone am responsible for any errors in the content of this book.

ACF	Advocacy Coalition Framework
ACP	African, Caribbean and Pacific Countries
ATP	Aid and Trade Provision
BHN	Basic Human Needs
CBI	Confederation of British Industry
CFA	Communaut Financire Africaine (CFA franc)
CFD	Caisse Franaise de Dveloppement (formerly CCCE)
CFDT	Confdration Franaise Dmocratique du Travail
CG	Consultative Group (World Bank)
CIAD	Comit Interministriel de PAide au Dveloppement
CIAN	Conseil des Investisseurs Franais en Afrique
CMEA	Council for Mutual Economic Assistance; also known as Comecon and CEMA; abolished 1 January 1991
COCODEV	Commission Coopration Dveloppement
CNPF	Comit National du Patronat Franais (now MEDEF)
COP	Comit dOrientation et de Programmation
DAC	Development Assistance Committee of the OECD
DfID	Department for International Development
DGCID	Direction Gnrale de la Coopration Internationale et du Dveloppement (formerly MC)
DGRCST	Direction Gnrale des Affaires Culturellles, Scientifiques et Techniques
DOM	TOM Dpartements et Territoires dOutre Mer
EAA	Eastern Africa Association
EBRD	European Bank for Reconstruction and Development
ECGD	Export Credit Guarantee Department
ED	Evaluation Department (ODA/ DfID)
EDF	European Development Fund
ESAF	Enhanced Structural Adjustment Facility
FAC	Fonds dAide et de Coopration
FCO	Foreign and Commonwealth Office
FORD	Forum for the Restoration of Democracy (Kenya)
FRG	Federal Republic of (West) Germany
G-7	Group of 7 (Also G-8, G-10, G-24, G-77 etc.)
GNP	Gross National Product
HIPC	Heavily Indebted Poor Countries (scheme)
HMG	Her Majestys Government
HMT	Her Majestys Treasury
IBRD	International Bank for Reconstruction and Development
IDA	International Development Association
IFC	International Finance Corporation
IMF	International Monetary Fund
IO	International Organisation
LIC	Low Income Country
LLDC	Least Developed Country
MC	Ministre de la Coopration (now DGCID)
MCAC	Mission de Coopration et dAction Culturelle
MEDEF	Mouvement des Entreprises de France
MEEP	Mission dEtudes, dEvaluation et de Prospective
NAM	Non-Aligned Movement
NAO	National Audit Office
NATO	North Atlantic Treaty Organisation
NGO	Non-Governmental Organisation
OAU	Organisation of African Unity
oda	Official Development Assistance
ODA	Overseas Development Administration (now DfID)
ODI	Overseas Development Institute
OECD	Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development
PCR	Project Completion Report
PEC	Projects and Evaluation Committee
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