2005 Review of the Poverty Reduction Strategy Approach - Balancing Accountabilities and Scaling Up Results
September 19, 2005
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In December 1999, the World Bank (the Bank) and the International Monetary Fund (the Fund) introduced a new approach to their relations with low-income countries, centered around the development and implementation of poverty reduction strategies (PRS) by the countries as a precondition for access to debt relief and concessional financing from both institutions. These strategies were also expected to serve as a framework for better coordination of development assistance among other development partners.
Subject: Budget planning and preparation, Poverty, Poverty reduction, Poverty reduction and development, Poverty reduction strategy, Public financial management (PFM)
Keywords: Africa, Budget planning and preparation, civil society, country authorities, Global, Poverty reduction, Poverty reduction and development, Poverty reduction strategy, PP, private sector, PRS approach, PRS country, PRS process, public expenditure, Sub-Saharan Africa
Pages:
114
Volume:
2005
DOI:
Issue:
067
Series:
Policy Paper No. 2005/067
Stock No:
PPEA2005067
ISBN:
9781498331050
ISSN:
2663-3493
