This report, published by United Nations Economic Commission for Africa highlights the role of state in long-term development planning as a tool for good governance of natural resources. It also emphasizes formulating a strategy to foster diversification and structural transformation and to address such cross-cutting issues as promoting social inclusion, combating corruption and protecting the environment. This fifth edition of the African Governance Report demonstrates that many natural resource–rich African countries have not managed their natural resources to increase government revenue and foster inclusive and transformative growth.
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