Abstract
In recent years China has initiated an increasing number of trilateralcooperation pilot projects with traditional donors and developing
countries. This chapter provides an overview of this growing SSC
modality and a case study of one such project, the China-AustraliaCambodia trilateral irrigation dialogue (CACID). After a discussion of
how trilateral projects operate within China’s institutional aid
architecture, the author details the contributions of each country to the
CACID dialogue and participant perceptions about the project outcomes.
It also delves into the motivations of Australia and China in particular
and discusses how trilateral projects may impact the future of Chinese
SSC.
| Original language | English |
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| Title of host publication | Asian Approaches to Development Cooperation: Contemporary Asian Perspectives on South-South Cooperation |
| Editors | Anthea Mulakala |
| Place of Publication | San Francisco |
| Publisher | The Asia Foundation |
| Pages | 67-91 |
| ISBN (Print) | 979-11-5932-2594 |
| Publication status | Published - 2016 |