Burkina Faso; Strategy for Accelerated Growth and Sustainable Development 2011â€“2015

This paper focuses on the Strategy for Accelerated Growth and Sustainable Development (SCADD) for Burkina Faso. It provides an overview of a decade of development, takes stock of the recent performance of Burkina Faso in various areas, and identifies the main challenges. The paper spells out a direction for the SCADD for 2011â€“15, by ensuring that its vision is based on sector priorities to achieve set objectives. The risks that could impede the success of the development scheme desired by the government are also discussed.

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Year of publication:	2012-06-04
Institutions:	International Monetary Fund (IMF) ; International Monetary Fund
Subject:	Development strategy \| Economic growth \| Environment \| Gender equality \| Governance \| Health care \| Poverty Reduction Strategy Papers \| drinking water \| social protection \| population growth \| hiv \| health services \| land tenure \| vocational training \| social services \| maternal mortality \| mortality rate \| social development \| food security \| business climate \| stis \| urban development \| birth \| drinking water supply \| access to electricity \| fertility \| social sectors \| population growth rate \| water resources \| environmental education \| business environment \| quality of life \| universal access \| access to sanitation \| traditional medicine \| gender inequalities \| access to employment \| child labor \| births \| energy system \| living standards \| maternal health \| infant mortality rate \| hiv/aids \| infant mortality \| pregnant women \| urban environment \| number of children \| tourism industries \| tenure security \| twin \| industrial sector \| economic development \| legal framework \| social equity \| sexually transmitted infection \| environmental assessment \| regulatory frameworks \| children per woman \| regulatory framework \| female circumcision \| gender mainstreaming \| environmental problems \| education of girls \| birth rate \| live births \| capacity-building activities \| environmental resources \| maternal mortality rate \| social policies \| health information \| capacity-building \| immunization programs \| contraception \| childbearing \| public health \| urban population \| grassroots activities \| vocational schools \| use of condoms \| water source \| health status \| urban poverty \| equitable growth \| business incubators \| safety nets \| childbearing age \| safe drinking water \| environmental assessments \| secure land tenure \| unsanitary conditions \| tourism potential \| municipal councils \| access to health \| community infrastructure \| social sector \| urban management \| demographic transition \| industrial development \| environmental management \| sexual relations \| industrial units \| mortality rates \| service charges \| social welfare \| cultural development \| economic functions of cities \| transportation infrastructure \| high fertility \| maternal mortality rates \| urban informal sector \| land management \| social insurance \| squatter areas \| waste management \| gender issue \| urban land \| condoms \| employment in cities \| social development process \| capacity development \| child health \| urban services \| health policies \| technical assistance \| urban unemployment \| chronic diseases \| social safety nets \| artificial insemination \| town councils \| prenatal care

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Extent:	application/pdf
Series:	IMF Staff Country Reports.
Type of publication:	Book / Working Paper
Notes:	The text is part of a series IMF Staff Country Reports Number 12/123 9 pages long
Source:	RePEc - Research Papers in Economics

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