Southern Africa
Faced by extremely varied and episodic economic growth, low levels of investment, poor governance and weak infrastructure,there is little disagreement that the growth challenge faced by African countries is daunting. Increased trade and further integration into global markets has been prescribed as a solution to higher economic growth. However, trade for the sake of trade would amount to nought, if it did not support the overall development of a nation. Therefore sustainable development should be the end goal of trade liberalization. Recognizing this, TKN Southern Africa aims to identify policy options available to African countries to enable them advance their sustainable development interests in the trade context.
Research
Energy Security in South America and Southern Africa: Synthesis Report
Paper: Sheila Kiratu, 2011Trade and Food Security Policy in Tanzania
Paper: Sheila Kiratu, Lutz Märker, Adam Mwakolobo, 2011Trading Food: Food security policies in Latin America, Southeast Asia and Southern Africa and their implications for trade and regional integration
Paper: Pedro da Motta Veiga, 2010South Africa’s Energy Security in the Context of Climate Change Mitigation
Paper: Sheila Kiratu, 2010Energy Security in Mozambique
Paper: Hélder Chambal, 2010The Southern African Response to Food Security and the Global Food Crisis
Paper: Hilton E. Zunckel, 2010Regional Energy Security Dynamics in Southern Africa: Electricity Mixes in the Context of Global Climate Change Mitigation Pressures
Paper: Ivan Mbirimi, 2010Beyond Barriers: The Gender Implications of Trade Liberalization in Southern Africa
Paper: Sheila Kiratu, Suryapratim Roy, 2010Sustainable Development Impacts of Investment Incentives: A Case Study of Malawi’s Tourism Sector
Paper: Nelson Nsiku, Sheila Kiratu, 2009Rapid Trade and Environment Assessment - National Report for Namibia
Paper: Jessica Jones, Julian Zeidler, Henock Ramakhutla, Pierre du Plessis, Sheila Kiratu, Laudika Kandjinga, 2009RTEA Namibia Sector Paper – Green Labelling, Eco-certification and Fair Trade: Threats and Opportunities for Namibia
Paper: Kudakwashe Ndhulukula, Pierre du Plessis, 2009RTEA Namibia Sectoral Paper – EU Sanitary Demands for Red Meat Trade: Impact on Sustainable Development in Namibia
Paper: Alexander Toto, Suzanne Thalwitzer, 2009RTEA Namibia Sectoral Paper – Ecotourism and the Informal Carbon Market: Is the Climate Right for Change?
Paper: Andee Davidson, 2009RTEA Namibia Sectoral Paper - Biochar in Namibia: Opportunities to Convert Bush Encroachment into Carbon Offsets
Paper: Detlof von Oertzen, 2009RTEA Namibia Summary Paper - Emerging Dynamics for Namibia’s Sustainable Development: A Summary Policy Brief
Paper: Jessica Jones, 2009Flavia Thomé talks about the Trade Knowledge Network
Video: Flavia Thomé, Nona Pelletier (Interviewer), Jason E.J. Manaigre (Technical Producer), 2009How Might Agriculture Develop in Southern Africa? Making Sense of Complexity
Paper: Peter Draper, Sheila Kiratu, Tanja Hichert, 2009Trade Knowledge Network (TKN) Brochure
Outreach: Oli Brown, Flavia Thomé, Damon Vis-Dunbar, 2009Agriculture: Future Scenarios for Southern Africa – The Livestock Sector in Zambia and Rising Food Prices
Paper: Humphrey Mulemba, 2009Agriculture: Future Scenarios for Southern Africa – A Case Study of Zimbabwe’s Food Security
Paper: Evangelista Mudzonga, Tendai Chigwada, 2009Agriculture: Future Scenarios for Southern Africa – Country Briefing – Namibia
Paper: Mona Frøystad, Jürgen Hoffmann, Klaus Schade, 2009Agriculture: Future Scenarios for Southern Africa – Food Production in Mozambique and Rising Global Food Prices
Paper: Gilberto Biacuana, 2009Agriculture: Future Scenarios for Southern Africa – Ensuring Food Security through Trade Policy
Paper: Hilton E. Zunckel, 2009Assessing Sustainable Development Impacts of Investment Incentives: A Checklist
Paper: Kenneth P. Thomas, 2009Regional Trade Integration and Conflict Resolution
Book: Edited by Shaheen Rafi Khan, 2008Sustainable Development: The missing piece in the Southern African Customs Union's regional trading arrangements?
Paper: Wolfe Braude, Khutsafalo Sekolokwane, 2008Boom or Bust: How commodity price volatility impedes poverty reduction, and what to do about it
Book: Oli Brown, Jason Gibson, Alec Crawford, 2008Tobacco Revenue Management: Malawi case study
Paper: Nelson Nsiku, Willings Botha, 2007Consistently Inconsistent: Addressing income volatility among cocoa producers in Ghana and Côte d'Ivoire
Paper: Jason Gibson, 2007Commodity Revenue Management: Coffee and Cotton in Uganda
Paper: Moses Masiga, Alice Ruhweza, 2007Supermarket Buying Power: Global Supply Chains and Smallholder Farmers
Paper: Oli Brown, Christina Sander, 2007Trade Knowledge Network Brochure
Outreach: David A Boyer, 2005Lessons Learned on Trade and Sustainable Development
Book: Aaron Cosbey, 2004International Trade in Services and Sustainable Development: The Case of Tourism in South Africa - Full Report
Paper: Rashad Cassim, Wendy Jackson, Lucille Gavera, Paul Robertson, Jolene Skordis, 2004Sustainable Development: The Case of Energy in South Africa - Full Report
Paper: Rashad Cassim, Wendy Jackson, O.A. Akinboade, E.W. Niedermeier, F. Sibanda, 2004Proceedings of the TKN Phase I South Africa Workshop
Paper: TKN, 1999Trade and Environment: South Africa Case Studies – Full Report
Paper: TIPS, 1999
Contact
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Peter Draper
E-mail: draperp@mweb.co.za -
Sheila Kiratu
E-mail: sheila.kiratu@wits.ac.za

