Kingdom of Lesotho; Poverty Reduction Strategy Paper: National Strategic Development Plan

This paper describes the Kingdom of Lesothoâ€™s Poverty Reduction Strategy Paper and National Strategic Development Plan (NSDP) 2012/13â€“2016/17. NSDP recognizes, as a point of departure, the need and urgency for Lesotho to radically transform its economy. To achieve the National Vision goals and to reduce poverty and achieve sustainable development, the NSDP strategic goals will be to pursue high, shared, and employment-creating economic growth and develop key infrastructure. The mining investment of more than M 5 billion will lead to increased diamond exports, higher GDP, and faster growth in tax revenues.

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Year of publication:	2012-05-11
Institutions:	International Monetary Fund (IMF) ; International Monetary Fund
Subject:	Agricultural sector \| Economic growth \| Gender equality \| Governance \| Health care \| Infrastructure \| Manufacturing sector \| Poverty Reduction Strategy Papers \| Tourism \| Transport \| hiv \| service delivery \| maternal mortality \| mortality rate \| legal frameworks \| child mortality \| social protection \| environmental degradation \| births \| health services \| birth \| legal framework \| live births \| human settlements \| transport services \| business environment \| drug abuse \| service provision \| business development \| service providers \| fertility rate \| social services \| reproductive health \| maternal health \| construction permits \| water sources \| food security \| maternal mortality rate \| regulatory frameworks \| fiscal deficits \| regulatory framework \| cultural heritage \| population growth \| fertility \| contraceptive prevalence rate \| infant mortality rate \| unemployment rate \| children per woman \| mother \| married women \| business services \| child transmission \| pregnant women \| capacity development \| access to services \| infant mortality \| economic development \| land tenure \| urban sprawl \| gender inequality \| technology transfer \| mortality rates \| tourism development \| condom \| unprotected sex \| district councils \| settlement systems \| social welfare \| vocational training \| access to health \| old age \| tourism industry \| traditional medicine \| cervical cancer \| land use plans \| land development \| urban growth \| housing development \| contraceptive \| construction activities \| contraceptive prevalence \| tourism products \| service sector \| construction industry \| fertility rates \| pregnancy \| urban poor \| total fertility rate \| social development \| condoms \| industrial zones \| business climate \| regulatory reforms \| industrial development \| natal care \| adolescent health \| waste disposal \| reproductive age \| preventive health care \| security of tenure \| transportation systems \| environmental pollution \| social sectors \| environmental hazards \| reproductive health education \| birth attendants \| urban divide \| social assistance \| stakeholder groups \| security issues \| health education programmes \| tourism promotion \| midwives \| social policies \| employment generation \| lactating mothers \| gender-based violence \| child health \| public health \| traditional medicines \| demographic change \| crime rate \| stakeholder participation \| risk-taking \| historical growth \| environmental protection \| social support \| adolescent fertility \| youth participation \| child survival \| industrial estates \| reproductive age group \| investment climates \| demographic transition \| regulatory laws \| food processing \| health professionals \| mental health \| high fertility \| health information \| waste recycling \| land ownership \| transport sector \| transport infrastructure \| heritage assets \| vocational schools \| mothers \| cultural practices \| contraception \| urban transportation \| social inclusion \| social stability \| tourism sector \| disaster management \| industrial parks \| traffic accidents \| urban migration \| sanitation facilities \| gender bias \| small businesses \| hiv positive \| conventional medicine \| access to justice \| condom promotion \| drinking water \| adolescent fertility rate \| heritage sites \| safe water \| high school students \| access to electricity \| tourism product \| childbearing \| access to health facilities \| urban population \| child abuse \| urban poverty \| service levels \| safety nets \| urban roads \| social responsibility \| informal settlements \| artificial insemination \| service standards \| use of contraception \| indoor pollution \| early pregnancy

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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 12/102 20 pages long
Source:	RePEc - Research Papers in Economics

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