TAILIEUCHUNG - The Reality of E-commerce with Developing Countries Prepared by John Humphrey (IDS)

The research for this project was conducted jointly with researchers based in Bangladesh, Kenya and South Africa. Members of the project team at the London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE) and the Institute of Development Studies (IDS), at Sussex are especially grateful for contributions by Zaid Bahkt, Bangladesh Institute for Development Studies, Dhaka; Mary Njeri Kinyanjui, Dorothy McCormick, and John Njoka, Institute of Development Studies, University of Nairobi, Kenya; Mike Morris, Sagren Moodley, and Myrian Velia, School of Development Studies, University of Natal, South Africa; and Norma Tregurtha and Nick Vink, Department of Agricultural Economics, University of Stellenbosch,. | The Reality of E-commerce with Developing Countries Acknowledgements The research for this project was conductedjointly with researchers based in Bangladesh Kenya and South Africa. Members of the project team at the London School of Economics and Political Science LSE and the Institute of Development Studies IDS at Sussex are especially grateful for contributions by Zaid Bahkt Bangladesh Institute for Development Studies Dhaka Mary Njeri Kinyanjui Dorothy McCormick and John Njoka Institute of Development Studies University of Nairobi Kenya Mike Morris Sagren Moodley and Myrian Velia School of Development Studies University of Natal South Africa and Norma Tregurtha and Nick Vink Department of Agricultural Economics University of Stellenbosch South Africa. Working papers prepared in connection with this project by various members of the research team are available at production The project team members are very grateful to the respondents from Bangladesh Kenya and South Africa and to the interviewees in the United Kingdom and elsewhere in Europe who contributed their time to this study. Our interviewees and respondents were from private firms the public sector and various other stakeholder organisations and they gave us many valuable insights. We also acknowledge the assistance of staff at the International Trade Centre UNCTAD WTO who have provided opportunities for the dissemination of the research results. This project was funded by the UK Department for International Development DFID whose support and encouragement is gratefully acknowledged. The project formed part of a DFID-funded programme of research on Globalisation and Poverty see for details . Members of the project team benefited substantially from the administrative and editorial support provided by the Globalisation and Poverty Programme at IDS and by Kathy Moir at LSE. The views contained in this report are those of the authors. We accept full .

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