POST-REUNIFICATION ECONOMIC RECOVERY CREDIT

Following projects comes with the paid plans.

Development objective

The Government.s medium-term development objectives given in its LDP cover, for 2003-5, peace and governance (including demobilization and reintegration, anticorruption, public expenditure management and public administration reform, decentralization and judicial sector reform), the financial sector, private sector development and reform of public enterprises, natural resources, the social sectors (service delivery), agriculture and the rural sector development, and infrastructure rehabilitation. The Government also expects to be well advanced towards the satisfaction of HIPC Completion Point triggers at the end of 2005.In the medium term supported by the credit is commited to reunification and recovery as key conditions for the overall success of peace and reconciliation. On the economic side, the Government has a three-track agenda: (i) keeping the economic reform program on track, with a particular attention to absorbing the monetary and fiscal shocks expected from the process of economic and social reunification; (ii) restoring institutional unity while redefining the respective roles, responsibilities, and resources of the various levels of Government; and (iii) providing rapid financial support in the eastern and northern parts of the country with a view to generating peace dividends and stabilizing the social situation, while laying the ground for growth recovery.The specific sub-objectives contributing to reunification and recovery under this project will be (a) redefining the relationship between the various levels of Government; (b) beginning institutional and civil service reform; (c) tackling the issue of internal debt, which hampers private sector revival; and (d) ensuring regular Government payments to key public suppliers, in particular the water and electricity utilities.The objectives supported and facilitated by this credit are the implementation of urgent reforms in critical areas: (a) the continued implementation of economic reforms throughout the country; (b) the retirement of staff having reached retirement age, to prepare for civil service reform and open the system to advancement; and (iii) completion of the process of debt reduction and restructuring begun under the ERC, in terms of both settling debts to creditors, and preventing the accumulation of new arrears.

Tenders of this project

No notices are recorded for this project.

No contract awards, No documents

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