The Japanese approach to growth support in developing countries

Abstract

Following a decade of the poverty reduction drive, the growth agenda has returned to the center of global development debates. While the first-generation poverty reduction strategies (PRS) in the late 1990s to the early 2000s targeted social sectors, the recent years have seen renewed interest in growth promotion such as private sector development, infrastructure, agricultural and industrial development in both developing countries and the international aid community.

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