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Kenya; Poverty Reduction Strategy Paper

This paper on Poverty Reduction Strategy Papers (PRSPs) on Kenya explains macroeconomic, structural, and social policies in support of growth and poverty reduction, as well as associated external financing needs and major sources of financing. The overall objective of macroeconomic policy is to restore economic growth within a sustainable framework of low inflation and healthy balance of payments. The primary objective of the health sector reform process is to enhance accessibility and affordability of quality basic health services for all Kenyans with special emphasis on the poor and vulnerable.
Year of publication:
2005-01-12
Institutions: International Monetary Fund (IMF) ; International Monetary Fund
Subject: Poverty Reduction Strategy Papers | expenditure | public expenditure | expenditures | mtef | primary education | primary school | expenditure management | public expenditure management | health expenditures | public expenditure review | universal primary education | primary schools | primary school enrollment | fiscal policy | total expenditures | expenditure management reform | teacher training | street children | medium term expenditure framework | education expenditures | public expenditure reviews | public spending | expenditure framework | expenditure reform | expenditure tracking | public expenditure management reform | public expenditure reform | donor support | enrollment rate | capital expenditure | medium-term expenditure framework | teaching materials | gross enrollment | public expenditure tracking | curricula | civil service reforms | learning materials | public agencies | medium term expenditure | total expenditure | recurrent expenditures | school enrollment | expenditure survey | primary education expenditures | expenditure allocations | total public expenditure | ministerial expenditure | educational attainment | expenditure requirements | primary school fees | formal education | health expenditure | public institutions | public expenditure systems | enrolment rate | adult literacy | medium-term expenditure | completion rate | recurrent expenditure | vocational training | computer literacy | enrolment rates | actual expenditures | expenditure reduction | exercise books | expenditure ceiling | expenditure levels | expenditure ceilings | expenditure control | aggregate expenditure ceiling | expenditure adjustments | education sector | girls in school | community development | public financial management | formal education system | primary education education | expenditures in education | new entrants | information technologies | health education | literacy programs | quality of infrastructure | enrollment rates | public expenditure tracking survey | expenditure growth | aggregate expenditure | participation rates | expenditures on health | government expenditure | public expenditure tracking surveys | primary school enrolment | public expenditures | social expenditures | expenditure cuts | categories of expenditure | school records | enrollment of girls | special needs | disadvantaged groups | expenditure outcomes | expenditure increase | rural locations | training programme | gross enrolment | expenditure tracking surveys
Extent:
application/pdf
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Type of publication: Book / Working Paper
Notes:
The text is part of a series IMF Staff Country Reports Number 05/11 15 pages long
Source:
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10005591600
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