## Sierra Leone - Evaluation of the Technical Assistance Program (November 2001 to November 2004) for the Bank of Sierra Leone

_Policy Papers, July 17, 2006_

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- Published: July 17, 2006
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### Summary
- Over the period 2001–2004, Sierra Leone was a major recipient of MFD Technical Assistance, generally among the 10 countries in the world receiving the most assistance.
- This involvement represented a substantial contribution by the IMF towards the reconstruction of the country after the devastating civil war that ended in 2000.

### Publication metadata
- Title: Sierra Leone - Evaluation of the Technical Assistance Program (November 2001 to November 2004) for the Bank of Sierra Leone
- Date: July 17, 2006
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- Subjects: Central banks; Sierra Leone; Technical assistance; Technical assistance programs
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### Key findings and context
- Timeframe evaluated: November 2001 to November 2004.
- Sierra Leone was among the 10 countries globally receiving the most MFD Technical Assistance during 2001–2004.
- Technical assistance was positioned as a substantial IMF contribution to post-conflict reconstruction following the civil war that ended in 2000.

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- Related thematic links on the source page include: "Sierra Leone and the IMF" and access to the IMF eLibrary.
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