(a) Africa Major sources of inward FDI stock, as reported by investing economies

This corresponds to about a third of the inward FDI stock in developing countries.

If inward FDI stock data from the host economy are used, the value of FDI stock from developing countries is somewhat higher ( 877 billion).

On the inward side, developing countries' FDI has been increasing (to 25 per cent of inward FDI stock in services), though developed countries remain the main recipients.

These economies accounted for about 38 per cent of the total inward FDI stock of Africa in 2002.

They accounted for 91 per cent of the total inward FDI stock of Central and Eastern Europe in 2002.

They account for 42 per cent of the total inward FDI stock of Latin America and the Caribbean in 2002.

In 2002, services accounted for about 55 per cent of the total stock of inward FDI in developing countries and some 85 per cent of outward FDI stock for developing countries.

a Based on inward stock data of Argentina, Brazil (2000), Chile (2001), Colombia (2000), El Salvador and Paraguay (2001), Peru and Venezuela.

Offshore financial centres in the region are not covered because they do not provide geographical breakdown by source of inward FDI stock.

These economies account for 99 per cent of the total inward FDI stock of South, East and South East Asia in 2002.

If inward FDI stock data from recipient countries are used, the value of South South FDI is higher, at least about 700 billion.

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(b) Latin America and the Caribbean, South, East, and South East Asia and Central and Eastern Europe Major sources of inward FDI stock as reported by host economies

FDI in services has expanded, with the world's inward stock of FDI in services quadrupling (1990 to 2002) and the share of services in the world's FDI stock rising from one quarter in the 1970s to about 60 per cent in 2002.

(b) Latin America and the Caribbean, South, East, and South East Asia and Central and Eastern Europe Major sources of inward FDI stock as reported by host economies (concluded)

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a Inward redeployment.

c Based on inward stock data of Bulgaria (1999), Croatia (2000), the Czech Republic, Estonia, Hungary and Latvia (2001), Lithuania (2001), Poland (2000), the Russian Federation, Slovakia (2000) and Slovenia.

(i) Identification of impediments to inward investment

a) Promotion of inward foreign direct investment

I. PROMOTION OF INWARD FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT

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The paper considers both inward and outward investment promotion.

If inward FDI stock data from recipient countries are used, the largest sources of South South FDI were Hong Kong (China) ( 223 billion), the British Virgin Islands ( 111 billion), China (81 billion), Singapore ( 54 billion) and Taiwan Province of China ( 49 billion).

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The experts recommended greater cooperation among inward and outward promotion agencies.

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