Country Partnership Framework for the Republic of Haiti for the Period FY16-FY19

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作者：

World Bank Group

来源地址：

http://hdl.handle.net/10986/23127

关键词：

WASTE;  ADVISORY SERVICES;  RISKS;  FINANCIAL SERVICES;  ECONOMIC GROWTH;  DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCE;  FACILITATION;  DEPOSITS;  PEOPLE;  FINANCING;  FISCAL DEFICITS;  INTEREST;  ANTENATAL CARE;  PREVENTION;  LAWS;  FINANCIAL LITERACY;  TUITION;  PUBLIC INVESTMENTS;  GUARANTEES;  LATRINE;  EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES;  ENROLLMENT;  INTEREST RATE;  HEALTH EDUCATION;  NEEDS ASSESSMENT;  ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENTS;  COMMUNITY HEALTH;  EXCLUSION;  HEALTH CARE;  SCHOOL HEALTH;  REVENUES;  DEATH RATE;  BIRTH CONTROL;  HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT;  HEALTH;  MAINSTREAMING GENDER;  SUBSIDY;  CRIME;  DISASTER PREVENTION;  PAYMENTS;  CREDITORS;  PUBLIC HEALTH;  KNOWLEDGE;  EXTERNAL FINANCE;  ECONOMIC ACTIVITY;  INTERNATIONAL FINANCE;  PUBLIC POLICY;  LABOR MARKET;  EXERCISES;  EXPLOITATION;  TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE;  IMMUNIZATION;  SOCIAL EXCLUSION;  INTERVENTION;  UNION;  CURRENT ACCOUNT;  GROWTH OPPORTUNITIES;  FINANCES;  RAPE;  MIGRATION;  STIS;  VIOLENCE;  DEBT;  BARRIERS TO ENTRY;  FISCAL RESOURCES;  PRIVATE INVESTMENT;  LIMITED ACCESS;  DISASTERS;  LOANS;  INFRASTRUCTURE DELIVERY;  INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITIES;  ENTERPRISES;  FARMERS;  MIGRANTS;  SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT;  MENTAL HEALTH;  MORTALITY;  BANK FINANCING;  FINANCE;  SOCIAL SUPPORT;  DONOR SUPPORT;  PUBLIC INVESTMENT;  POSTERS;  BANKS;  PRIMARY SCHOOLS;  EXPENDITURE;  UNEMPLOYMENT;  GRANT;  HUMAN CAPITAL;  WORKERS;  CAPITAL;  CREDIT FACILITY;  INFLUENZA;  AGED;  EQUAL ACCESS;  SOCIAL SERVICES;  FINANCIAL POLICIES;  BASIC NEEDS;  SURVEILLANCE;  POSTNATAL CARE;  FAMILY;  ACCESS TO FINANCE;  BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT;  GENDER;  BANK;  FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT;  HEALTH POLICY;  CREDIT;  FOREIGN INVESTMENT;  HEALTH OUTCOMES;  HYGIENE;  EXTERNAL MIGRATION;  SAFETY NET;  VICTIMS;  URBAN AREAS;  HOUSEHOLD;  ENTREPRENEURIAL INITIATIVES;  PRIVATE SECTOR FINANCING;  NUTRITION EDUCATION;  FAMILY PLANNING;  EXPENDITURES;  FORMAL ECONOMY;  SOCIAL NETWORKS;  JOB CREATION;  MEASUREMENT;  INSTITUTIONAL CAPACITY;  NUTRITION;  ACCESS TO MARKETS;  AGRICULTURAL ACTIVITIES;  INTERNET;  GENDER –  STATUS;  KEY CHALLENGES;  ACCESS TO CREDIT;  HUMAN RIGHTS;  ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT;  PREGNANT WOMEN;  AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS;  INTERESTS;  ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITIES;  EMPLOYER;  CHILDREN;  SECURITY;  CLINICS;  WORKING CONDITIONS;  INVESTMENT;  EXTREME POVERTY;  COMMERCIAL BANKS;  HOUSEHOLDS;  GENDER ASSESSMENT;  EDUCATION ACCESS;  ACCESS TO SERVICES;  EQUALITY;  ISOLATION;  ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITY;  COOPERATION;  MICRO CREDIT;  RISK OF DEBT;  REVENUE;  ECONOMIC ACTIVITIES;  EARNINGS;  INVESTMENTS;  BORROWING;  GREATER ACCESS;  RISK MANAGEMENT;  LIVING CONDITIONS;  FINANCIAL KNOWLEDGE;  EXTERNAL FINANCING;  GUARANTEE AGENCY;  STRATEGY;  EXCHANGE RATE;  CHILD HEALTH SERVICES;  FAMILIES;  WOMEN;  SEXUAL VIOLENCE;  REMITTANCES;  HOSPITALS;  INTERMEDIARIES;  IMPLEMENTATION;  HEALTH SERVICES;  ABORTION;  SELF-EMPLOYMENT;  GUARANTEE;  DEVELOPMENT BANK;  GENDER EQUALITY;  INEQUALITY;  Report;  Rapport;  Informe; 

年份：

2015

出版地：

Washington,USA

语种：

English

摘要：

Five years into Haiti's reconstruction following the devastating earthquake of 2010, the country is experiencing an economic and a political transition. Although many challenges brought by the earthquake remain to be fully addressed, Haiti's focus has shifted from reconstruction to longer term development and to securing a more prosperous future for its people. This World Bank Group (WBG) Country Partnership Framework (CPF) for FY2016-2019 proposes to support Haiti's efforts to reduce poverty and boost shared prosperity, in line with the priorities of the Government of Haiti. This CPF follows two Interim Strategy Notes (ISNs), which framed the WBG's significant post-earthquake response over the FY2012-2015 period, financed by an exceptional allocation from the IDA 16 Crisis Response Window (US$500M equivalent). Over this period a substantially expanded WBG program supported reconstruction. However, the program was also designed to continue to help the country address its long term development challenges and capitalize on new opportunities as Haiti gradually transitioned out of the reconstruction phase. Today, a CPF aimed at long-term objectives is appropriate.