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The review is divided into five chapters. Chapter I assesses the structure and recent developments of the economy of Uganda with particular emphasis on the external sector, the debt problems and the need for macro-economic adjustment and policy. Chapter II reviews industrial policies, strategies and institutions, and analyses key issues of privatization, rationalization, foreign investment, banking, technology, training and small-scale industry. The performance of the manufacturing sector is evaluated in Chapter III with a focus on the current state of the manufacturing sector, in terms of production, output, value added, capacity utilization, size distribution, location and ownership pattern. Chapter IV surveys the resource base and opportunities for resource-based industrial development focusing on the processing of products from agriculture, livestock, fish, forestry, and mining. The final chapter V assesses the role of technical cooperation in the further development of the manufacturing sector in Uganda. Annexed to the review are statistical tables and a list of external assistance projects in industry. (DÜI-Hff)

The review is divided into four chapters. Chapter I assesses the economic structure, recent development trends and key issues facing the economy of Swaziland. The manufacturing sector is assessed in Chapter II in terms of growth and structural change, employment and productivity, performance and efficiency, manufactured exports and imports and industrial location. The following Chapter III analyses key branches of industry and attempts to evaluate their prospects in the light of their resource base, recent developments in the industries concerned and the major constraints facing these industries. The final Chapter IV examines key industrial plants in terms of their current constraints and future prospects. Annexed to this review is information related to the legal framework governing invetsment, industrial cost structure, industrial incentives, and import and export regulations. The annexes also include lists of investment opportunities, and leading industrial companies. (DÜI-Hff)

Chapters 1 and 2 of this paper are analytical in character, giving first a brief overview of the country's economy and then a more detailed review of the structure and development of its manufacturing industries. Chapter 3 reviews problems and prospects of key branches of industry: food processing, beverage and tobacco, textile and garment manufacture, leather products, wood products, paper and printing, chemical products, non-metallic mineral products, metallic products and engineering. Chapter 4 analyses strategies, institutions and policies for industrial development. Chapter 5 surveys resources for industrial development including the role of technical co-operation in industrial development

Chapters 1 and 2 of this paper are analytical in character, giving first a brief overview of the country's economy and then a more detailed review of the structure and development of its manufacturing industries. Chapter 3 reviews possible industrial development strategies and policy options for independent Namibia. Chapter 4 examines the resource endowment for industrialization while Chapter 5 analyses the scope for resource-based industrialization based on Namibia's mineral-, fish-, and agro-based resource endowment. Chapter 6 examines the role of international co-operation for industrial development and identifies crucial areas requiring multilateral and bilateral technical assistance

Submitted in response to General Assembly resolution 38/192, section II, the report describes co-operation between the Economic Commission for Africa, the Organization of African Unity and UNIDO in respect of the programme for the Industrial Development Decade for Africa. It also summarizes the activities of the secretariats in accordance with the priorities established for the Decade within the framework of the Lagos Plan of Action