01086nam a22001337a 4500100004700000245010500047260006700152300000900219520044700228650010700675856015000782942000700932999001300939  aUnited Nations Economic and Social Council  aThe State of Governance in Africa The Dimension of Illicit Financial Flows as a Governance Challenge  aEthiopia:bUnited Nations Economic and Social Council, c2013.  a25p.  aGoverning illicit financial flows has become one of main challenges confronting the surge for structural transformation in Africa. Illicit financial flows (IFF) perpetuate Africa’s economic dependence on other regions and undermine the capacity of the African governments to articulate and implement a developmental state approach that prioritize capacity-expanding, transformative and distributive economic and social development policies.  aIllicit wealth, Infrastructure, Transparency, Corruption, Capital Flight, Couterfeiting, Drug, Trading  uhttp://iffoadatabase.trustafrica.org/iff/the_state_of_governance_in_africa_the_dimension_of_illicit_financial_flows_as_a_governance_challenge.pdf  cCF  c142d142