Problems of Economic Growth and Planning: The Sudan Example: Some aspects and implications of the current Ten Year Plan (Afrika-Studien, 9)

in East Africa D. v. ROTENHAN, The Organisation of Soil Husbandry in the Smallholdings of Sukumaland/Tanzania (ready), in German H. P6SSINGER, The Possibilities and Limitations of Smallholding Sisal in East Africa (being printed as volume 12), in German (mimeographed in English) N. NEWIGER, Co-operative Farming in Kenya and Tanzania ( In early 1961, the IFO-Institut fUr Wirtschaftsforschung (Institute for Economic Research) established an "African Studies Centre" to conduct research into the economic and political problems of developing countries, with special reference to African nations south of the Sahara. Its activities are not confined to the field of economics. The emphasis is on inter-disci plinary cooperation and synthesis. Within the framework of the East Afri can Research Programme, which is supported by the Fritz Thyssen Foun dation, agricultural, sociological and legal studies have appeared or are in progress. In the field of economics, problems of economic planning are among the subjects receiving particular attention. Two issues of "Afrika Studien" deal with institutions and instruments of planning: N. AHMAD/ E. BECHER: Entwiddungsbanken und -gesellschaften in Tropisch Afrika (Development Banks and Companies in Tropical Africa), Afrika-Studien No. 1, and: R. GUSTEN/H. HELMSCHROTT: Volkswirtschaftliche Gesamtrech nungen in Tropisch Afrika (National Accounts in Tropical Africa), Afrika Studien No. 3. It is hoped that a comprehensive review of methods and results of economic planning in East Africa will be forthcoming in this series in the course of 1967. The present study was made subsequent to investigations conducted by a research team under my guidance in 1961/62; the author of this study, ROLF GUSTEN, was a member of this team Front Matter....Pages I-XII The Economic Structure of the Sudan and the Ten Year Plan 1961/62–1970/71....Pages 1-16 Growth Targets and Growth Potential: An Appraisal....Pages 17-49 Back Matter....Pages 50-61