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Sierra Leone; Poverty Reduction Strategy Paper

This paper examines Sierra Leone’s Poverty Reduction Strategy Paper (PRSP). Sierra Leone’s PRSP considers a number of short- to medium-term challenges that should not only impact immediately on the living conditions of people but also lay solid foundations for addressing the long-term causes of conflict and poverty. These have been identified through extensive national consultations. In addition, the PRSP also considers a number of short-term challenges that need to be met immediately.
Year of publication:
2005-06-10
Institutions: International Monetary Fund (IMF) ; International Monetary Fund
Subject: Economic reforms | Poverty Reduction Strategy Papers | food security | expenditure | mtef | expenditures | child labour | child protection | basic needs | social services | street children | vulnerable groups | public financial management | public expenditure | epidemic | fiscal policy | social protection | child mortality | medium term expenditure framework | drug abuse | school attendance | child health | young children | child poverty | social safety | sexually transmitted diseases | public expenditure tracking | public expenditure tracking surveys | recurrent expenditure | expenditure tracking | expenditure tracking surveys | child rights | male-headed households | expenditure management | juvenile justice | human rights abuses | expenditure framework | clean water | commercial sex | child trafficking | management information system | sexual exploitation | total expenditure | young people | medium term expenditure | secondary education | child survival | nutritional status | public expenditures | special needs | juvenile | orphans | substance abuse | access to education | extended family | primary schools | public expenditure review | expenditure ceilings | expenditure requirements | life expectancy at birth | sexual abuse | vulnerable children | extended families | vulnerable youth | foster homes | medium-term expenditure framework | special needs education | youth groups | formal education | living conditions | consumption expenditure | public expenditure management | government expenditure | life skills | child abuse | food insecurity | expenditure planning | unsafe sex | young boys | operational expenditures | annual expenditures | expenditure reduction | public expenditure reviews | vulnerability of children | criminal justice system | armed forces | children in conflict | juvenile facilities | young adults | lack of shelter | expenditure survey | forms of abuse | armed conflict | targeted assistance | affected children | drug addicts | annual public expenditure | juvenile justice system | public spending | capital expenditures | living standards | nutritional support | access to services | composition of expenditures | expenditure needs | medium-term expenditure | out of school children | community schools | budgetary expenditures | care of children | human rights instruments | expenditure classification | expenditure levels | expenditure control
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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 05/191 16 pages long
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Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10005598849
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