October 2009
Rebuilding Zimbabwe: Australia's Role in Supporting the Transition
This publication assesses whether Australia ought to continue providing assistance to the power-sharing government in Zimbabwe or reduce its commitments until a more acceptable government is in place. The authors argue that as external assistance can help sustain momentum for reform, Australia should continue its assistance in select areas where it has a comparative advantage. These include sport, microfinance and agricultural and food security.
© 2009 Lowy Institute for International Policy
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Joel Negin, Jolyon Ford
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