Titlebook: South-south Cooperation and Chinese Foreign Aid; Meibo Huang,Xiuli Xu,Xiaojing Mao Book 2019 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(

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,China’s Agricultural Technical Cooperation: A Case Study on , Aid Projects in Papua New Guinea and l aid system, and paying insufficient attention to mobilizing a range of contributors to development work. The . assistance project was not expensive and did not require many foreign aid experts, but it directly benefited people and was welcomed by governments and farmers in the recipient countries.

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,The China–Uganda South–South Cooperation Project Under FAO’s Food Security Framework,t and win–win cooperation, following the technical assistance mode of “teaching one to fish,” and combines foreign aid with trade and investment to promote the development of host countries’ agricultural value chains within the economy. The chapter analyzes the project’s political, technical, econom

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,“Aid + Investment”: The Sustainable Development Approach of China’s Agricultural Aid Project in Mozolicy-makers, and has aroused heated academic discussion both at home and abroad. The ATDC in Mozambique, one of the first batch of ATDCs in Africa, has explored an approach to the scale-up of agricultural technology transfer through introducing private and public investment from Chinese enterprises

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,Development and Characteristics of China’s Foreign Aid: The Tanzania–Zambia Railway,tic strategy in the context of the Cold War, and is a historical testimony to the mutual help and mutual benefits between China and African countries. The Railway has a history of more than 50 years from its proposal to technical cooperation. It has witnessed the African people’s determination for i

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,Chinese Foreign Humanitarian Assistance: Myanmar’s 2015 Floods,apter briefly reviews the situation of the 2015 floods in Myanmar and how the Myanmar Government conducted disaster relief. It then introduces several measures that the Chinese Government and the nongovernmental sector have taken in assisting Myanmar to address the flooding issue. Based on this case