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Republic of Congo; Report on Progress Toward Meeting the Completion Point Triggers Under the Enhanced Heavily Indebted Poor Countries Initiative

This paper discusses the Republic of Congo’s enhanced Heavily Indebted Poor Countries (HIPC) initiative. If the Republic of Congo is to effectively use the resources generated by the oil windfall to reduce poverty and ensure sustainable and equitable growth, improved prioritization of public investment resources and improved project management practices are required. The establishment of institutional structures to monitor reforms is a key test of the resolve of the government to meet the HIPC triggers.
Year of publication:
2007-06-21
Institutions: International Monetary Fund (IMF) ; International Monetary Fund
Subject: Economic reforms | Fiscal management | Governance | Government expenditures | Health care | HIPC Initiative | expenditure | public expenditure | mtef | budget management | financial management reform | fiscal policy | public expenditure management | budget framework | total public expenditure | public financial management reform | total expenditures | expenditure management systems | medium ? term expenditure framework | budget planning | expenditure priorities | government budgets | public spending | sector expenditure | internal audit | government finance | budget allocations | budget resources | budget allocation | medium ? term expenditure | public financial management | public investment | financial management | expenditures | medium-term fiscal framework | budget classification | medium-term expenditure framework | expenditure management | medium-term budget framework | medium-term budget | expenditure framework | public investment programs | public expenditure management systems | capital expenditure | medium-term expenditure | public expenditure priorities | government expenditure | mtff | expenditure programs | government finance statistics | international accounting standards | annual commitment | public finance | expenditure projections | public financial management reforms | government revenue | public sector wage bill | public investment program | medium term fiscal framework | decentralization | public finance management | revenue forecasting | government funding | financial management system | accounting standards | expenditure allocations | budget classification system | public financial management system | budget period | budget execution | budget law | budget preparation | medium-term projections
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Type of publication: Book / Working Paper
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The text is part of a series IMF Staff Country Reports Number 07/215 3 pages long
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