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タイトル:	Transformation of a Woodworking and Furniture Industrial District in Kampala, Uganda: Dichotomous Development of SME Cluster and Large Firm Sector
著者:	Yoshida, Eiichi 吉田, 栄一
キーワード:	SME Cluster Agglomeration Incubation Woodworking Furniture Uganda Kampala 中小企業 クラスター 集積 木工 家具 ウガンダ カンパラ
Issue Date:	Oct-2008
出版者:	Institute of Developing Economies, JETRO
引用:	IDE Discussion Paper. No. 171. 2008.10
抄録:	Clustering small manufacturers are believed to attain various types of collective efficiency. A woodworking and furniture SME district in Uganda has created a learning environment for artisans to start up their own workshops. In the district workers can access various managerial information including business skills and input materials easily than outside. Hence it attracted new entrants to follow and district growth continued. On contrary large firms are locating separately and dispersedly from SME district and have a negative image to SME. This dichotomy has been created partly through spatial division of two sectors and partly through policy favouritism toward large firms.
URI:	http://hdl.handle.net/2344/790
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