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SESSION 6: FINANCIAL INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT, THEORY, POLICY AND PRACTICE

TIPS ANNUAL FORUM 2020 SESSION 6: FINANCIAL INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT, THEORY, POLICY AND PRACTICE Moderator: Garth Strachan (TIPS) Speakers Rodney Hoaeb – Economic Researcher, Harvest CC (at 03:25) Thabiso Poswa – Graduate Trainee, Competition Commission South Africa (at 18:40) Everisto Mugocha – Sessional Lecture, University of the Witwatersrand (at 32:06) Saul Levin – TIPS Executive Director (at 1:09:22) Presentations Rodney Hoaeb: Roadmap for Implementation of the SADC Protocol on Finance and Investment (FIP) to Facilitate Regional Industrial Development http://forum.tips.org.za/images/Roadm... Thabiso Poswa: The role of Development Finance Institutions in facilitating regional economic integration: A gravity model analysis of SADC http://forum.tips.org.za/images/The_r... Everisto Mugocha: Domestic Industry Protection. Lessons from a Multiple Currency and a Cash Budget Economic System Zimbabwe (1996-2014) http://forum.tips.org.za/images/Everi... Background With renewed recognition on the importance of building industrial capacity in developing countries, as well as having industrial policy, industrial development across the Southern African Development Community (SADC) region has been identified as a central path towards accelerated and sustained economic development. In the context of the economic impact of COVID-19, what does a sustained regional industrialisation trajectory look like? The aim of the conference is to deepen the understanding of a cross section of issues, and the related opportunities and challenges. For more information go to: http://forum.tips.org.za/ Forum partners The TIPS Forum is held in partnership with the DST/NRF South African Research Chair in Industrial Development at the University of Johannesburg, the United Nations University for Development Economics Research programme on Southern Africa – Towards Inclusive Economic Development, and the South African Department of Trade, Industry and Competition.