cooperación financiera para el desarrollo, adn de la cooperación sur-sur

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2016
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Abstract
The aim of this article is to assess the weight and implications of the refundable component of financing for development offered by China. The relevance of focusing on the reimbursable financial cooperation of China derives not only from its quantitative importance, but of two qualitative aspects that contribute to a fuller understanding of SCC in general: reimbursable financing is the basis on which the dialogue pillar rests characteristic of the SCC, which, since its inception, sought to forge alliances for change in international economic relations policy; and reimbursable financial cooperation, as true SSC’s DNA, marks the trend towards the financing of the new agenda of Sustainable Development Goals has been headed.
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Authors ;Domínguez-Martín, R.
Journal bulgarian journal of science and education policy
Year 2016
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