South-south Cooperation and Chinese Foreign Aid

1. Introduction: South–South cooperation and Chinese foreign aid.<div>2.&nbsp;Development and characteristics of China’s foreign aid: the Tanzania–Zambia Railway.&nbsp;</div><div>3.&nbsp;A landmark in China–Africa friendship: the China-aided African Union Conference Center.</div><div>4.&nbsp;From micro-analysis to macro-perspective of China’s foreign aid: Madagascar’s General Hospital project.&nbsp;</div><div>5.&nbsp;Chinese foreign humanitarian assistance: Myanmar’s 2015 floods.</div><div>6.&nbsp;China’s aid to Africa’s fight against Ebola.</div><div>7.&nbsp;A blend of “hard” and “soft” assistance: China’s aid to Cambodia.</div><div>8.&nbsp;Technology and knowledge transfer: a case study of China’s Agricultural Technology Demonstration Center in the United Republic of Tanzania.</div><div>9.&nbsp;Peer-to-peer sharing in South–South cooperation: from Village-based Learning Center to China–Tanzania Joint Learning Center.</div><div>10.&nbsp;China’s agricultural technical cooperation: a case study on juncao aid projects in Papua New Guinea and Fiji.</div><div>11.&nbsp;The China–Uganda South–South cooperation project under FAO’s Food Security Framework.</div><div>12.&nbsp;Agricultural trilateral cooperation: a case study of the FAO + China + host country model.</div><div>13.&nbsp;The innovative aid mode of agriculture going global to promote investment: CGCOC and Jiangxi Ganliang.</div><div>14.&nbsp;“Aid + investment”: the sustainable development approach of China’s agricultural aid project in Mozambique.</div><div>15.&nbsp;China’s South–South development cooperation in practice: China and Ethiopia’s industrial parks.</div><div>16.&nbsp;Construction of the Zambia–China Economic and Trade Cooperation Zone and South–South cooperation. </div>