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by ODI staff
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European Community Aid, ODI, London.
Davenport, M, A Hewitt and A Koning, 1995, Europe's
Preferred Partners? The Lomé Countries in World Trade,
ODI Special report, London.
Hewitt, A, 1997, UK National Consultation on the
EU Green Paper on Relations between the EU and ACP CountriesSynthesis
Report, ODI, London.
Maxwell, 1996, An evaluation of Development Co-operation
between the European Union and Ethiopia, 1976-1994, IDS/IDR,
University of Sussex, Brighton.
Maxwell, 1996, Does European Aid Work? An Ethiopian
Case Study, IDS Working Paper No. 46, University of Sussex,
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to Identify Systemic Issues in Country-Programme Evaluation",
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TABLE 2
ACP and other developing countriesLevel
of development and WTO membership
|
Least Developed Countries | Developing Countries
|
Africa (33) | Caribbean (1)
| Pacific (6) | Africa (15) |
Caribbean (14) | Pacific (2) |
|
Angola | Haiti | Kiribati1
| Botswana | Antigua and |
Fiji |
Benin | | Solomon Islands
| Cameroon | Barbuda | Papua New Guinea
|
Burkina Faso | | Tonga2
| Congo-Brazzaville | Bahamas1
| |
Burundi | | Tavula1
| Côte d'lvoire | Barbados
| |
Cape Verde1 | |
Vanuatu2 | Gabon |
Belize | |
Central African | | Western Samoa1
| Ghana | Dominica |
|
Republic | |
| Kenya | Dominican Republic
| |
Chad | | |
Mauritius | Grenada |
|
Comoros1 | |
| Namibia | Guyana
| |
DR of Congo | |
| Nigeria | Jamaica |
|
Djibouti | |
| Senegal | St Kitts and Nevis
| |
Equatorial Guinea1 |
| | Seychelles2 |
St Lucia | |
Eritrea1 | |
| South Africa3 |
St Vincent and the Gr. | |
Ethiopia1 | |
| Swaziland | Sunnam
| |
Gambia | |
| Zimbabwe | Trinidad and Tobago
| |
Guinea | |
| | | |
Guinea Bissau | |
| | | |
Lesotho | |
| | | |
Liberia1 | |
| Non-ACP | Honduras
| Pakistan |
Madagascar | |
| Algeria2 | Hong Kong
| Panama2 |
Malawi | |
| Argentina | India | Paraguay
|
Mali | | |
Bahrain | Indonesia | Peru
|
Mauritiana | |
| Bolivia | Iran IR1
| Philippines |
Mozambique | |
| Brazil | Iraq1 |
Qatar |
Niger | |
| Brunei | Jordan2
| Saudi Arabia2 |
Rwanda | | Non-ACP
| Chile | Korea DPR1
| Singapore |
Sao Tome and | | Afghanistan1
| China2 | Korea |
Sri Lanka |
Principe1 | |
Bangladesh | Colombia | Kuwait
| Syrian AR1 |
Sierra Leone | | Bhutan1
| Costa Rica | Lebanon1
| Thailand |
Somalia1 | |
Cambodia1 | Cuba |
Libyan A J1 | Tunisia
|
Sudan2 | | Lao PDR1
| Cyprus | Mexico | Turkey
|
Tanzania | | Maldives
| Ecuador | Mongolia | UAE
|
Togo | | Myanmar
| Egypt | Morocco | Uruguay
|
Uganda | | Nepal2
| El Salvador | Nicaragua |
Venezuela |
Zambia | | Yemen1
| Guatemala | Oman2
| Vietnam2 |
|
Source: UN Development Report, 1997; WTO website.
Notes:
1Not a WTO Member.
2Observer status at WTO.
3South Africa was the last country to join the ACP group and is a special case; unlike the 70 others, it does not benefit from Lomé trade preferences; it has been negotiating a separate free trade agreement with the EU since 1995; under the WTO it is considered as a developed country.
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Simon Maxwell and Henri-Bernard Solignac Lecomte
Overseas Development Institute
London
November 1997
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