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@article{
  author = {Prof. Peter Kimuyu - Team Leader, Dr. Joseph Onjala - Assistant Team Leader, Dr. Rachel Musyoki, Prof. Dorothy McCormick},
  title = {Linking Industrialisation with Human Development},
  journal = {UNDP (United Nations Development Programme)},
  year = {2005},
  location = {New York},
  URL = {http://www.ke.undp.org/},
  abstract = {The Fourth National Human Development Report for Kenya, Linking Industrialization with Human Development, comes at an important time in the aftermath of Sessional Paper No. of 1997 Industrial Transformation to the Year 2020. It is the first assessment of the links between industrialization and human development in Kenya. 

This report has made a special effort to assess the effectiveness of industrialization by drawing out details of the past and current government's strategy and policies for better human development outcomes. It draws from a broad development literature to substantiate its analysis, findings and recommendations, and highlights key areas of intervention in order to make industrialization supportive of human development}
}

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This report has made a special effort to assess the effectiveness of industrialization by drawing out details of the past and current government's strategy and policies for better human development outcomes. It draws from a broad development literature to substantiate its analysis, findings and recommendations, and highlights key areas of intervention in order to make industrialization supportive of human development

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This report has made a special effort to assess the effectiveness of industrialization by drawing out details of the past and current government's strategy and policies for better human development outcomes. It draws from a broad development literature to substantiate its analysis, findings and recommendations, and highlights key areas of intervention in order to make industrialization supportive of human development

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AB  - The Fourth National Human Development Report for Kenya, Linking Industrialization with Human Development, comes at an important time in the aftermath of Sessional Paper No. of 1997 Industrial Transformation to the Year 2020. It is the first assessment of the links between industrialization and human development in Kenya. 

This report has made a special effort to assess the effectiveness of industrialization by drawing out details of the past and current government's strategy and policies for better human development outcomes. It draws from a broad development literature to substantiate its analysis, findings and recommendations, and highlights key areas of intervention in order to make industrialization supportive of human development

TY  - JOUR
T1  - Linking Industrialisation with Human Development
AU  - Prof. Peter Kimuyu - Team Leader, Dr. Joseph Onjala - Assistant Team Leader, Dr. Rachel Musyoki, Prof. Dorothy McCormick
PY  - 2005
JF  - UNDP (United Nations Development Programme)
UR  - http://www.ke.undp.org/,
AB  - The Fourth National Human Development Report for Kenya, Linking Industrialization with Human Development, comes at an important time in the aftermath of Sessional Paper No. of 1997 Industrial Transformation to the Year 2020. It is the first assessment of the links between industrialization and human development in Kenya. 

This report has made a special effort to assess the effectiveness of industrialization by drawing out details of the past and current government's strategy and policies for better human development outcomes. It draws from a broad development literature to substantiate its analysis, findings and recommendations, and highlights key areas of intervention in order to make industrialization supportive of human development