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Critically assessing space sector development in Africa – Part 3

When African governments devise initiatives to develop national or regional space sectors, stakeholders should keep these differences in mind to critically assess those initiatives. How can African countries structure their own space programs based on these approaches to develop their countries? How can African countries maximise the benefit of space technologies?

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Critically assessing space sector development in Africa – Part 2

Governments in Africa will likely be influenced by the trend of governments around the world increasingly intervening to develop their national space sectors. They should, however, carefully consider their approaches to intervention before committing to them. One way to critically think about space sector development initiatives is to consider whether they are “enabling” or “steering” market activity. Stakeholders can better assess how to react to space sector development initiatives if they consider the extent to which the initiatives “enable” or “steer” market activity.

This is the second part of a three-part article on this subject.

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Critically assessing space sector development in Africa – Part 1

Governments in Africa will likely be influenced by the trend of governments around the world increasingly intervening to develop their national space sectors. They should, however, carefully consider their approaches to intervention before committing to them. One way to critically think about space sector development initiatives is to consider whether they are “enabling” or “steering” market activity. Stakeholders can better assess how to react to space sector development initiatives if they consider the extent to which the initiatives “enable” or “steer” market activity.

This is the first part of a three-part article on this subject.

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