Country Partnership Framework for Albania 2015-2019

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作者：

World Bank Group

来源地址：

http://hdl.handle.net/10986/23126

关键词：

TARIFFS;  EMPLOYMENT;  CAPITAL MARKETS;  FINANCIAL SERVICES;  REGULATORY FRAMEWORK;  UNEMPLOYMENT RATES;  ECONOMIC GROWTH;  ACCOUNTING;  WASTE MANAGEMENT;  URBAN GROWTH;  FOREST MANAGEMENT;  FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT;  FISCAL DEFICITS;  INTEREST;  HEALTH EXPENDITURES;  LAWS;  AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION;  GUARANTEES;  PRIVATIZATION;  INDUSTRY;  PRODUCERS;  RESOURCE MANAGEMENT;  PROPERTY RIGHTS;  LOCAL GOVERNMENTS;  BALANCE OF PAYMENTS;  FINANCIAL RESOURCES;  RESOURCE ALLOCATION;  LABOR FORCE;  WATER SUPPLY;  SERVICES;  PUBLIC SERVICES;  POLITICAL ECONOMY;  HOUSING;  REVENUES;  FISCAL POLICY;  TAX COMPLIANCE;  SUSTAINABLE MANAGEMENT;  CAPITAL ADEQUACY;  INCENTIVES;  PROJECTS;  REAL WAGES;  SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT;  INFLATION;  LOCAL GOVERNMENT FINANCE;  MUNICIPALITIES;  ECONOMIC ANALYSIS;  SAFETY NETS;  BUDGET;  MACROECONOMIC STABILITY;  FISCAL POLICIES;  SAVINGS;  TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE;  OIL;  CROWDING OUT;  CAPITAL GAINS;  TRANSPORT;  PRODUCTIVITY;  OPTIONS;  MIGRATION;  TRANSFERS;  FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS;  MARKETS;  DEBT;  LOCAL GOVERNMENT;  DEFICITS;  LEGISLATION;  PUBLIC FINANCE;  FORESTRY;  LAND RESOURCES;  WELFARE GAINS;  LABOR;  LOANS;  ENTERPRISES;  DIVIDENDS;  NATURAL RESOURCES;  TRUST FUNDS;  SUBSIDIES;  REAL SECTOR;  LEGAL FRAMEWORK;  RETURN ON ASSETS;  FINANCE;  EFFICIENCY;  INFRASTRUCTURE;  TAXES;  BANKING SECTOR;  LAND USE;  BANKS;  RESOURCES;  UNEMPLOYMENT;  EMERGING MARKETS;  DEREGULATION;  EQUITY;  CONSUMPTION;  SOCIAL SAFETY NETS;  ACCOUNTABILITY;  WAGES;  CLIMATE CHANGE;  SOCIAL SERVICES;  FINANCIAL STABILITY;  SUBSIDIARIES;  VALUE;  PENSIONS;  WAGE RATES;  BANK;  GOVERNMENT FINANCE;  CREDIT;  DIVISION OF LABOR;  DEMAND;  CPI;  MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEMS;  SUSTAINABLE USE;  SUSTAINABLE GROWTH;  AGGREGATE DEMAND;  INCOME DISTRIBUTION;  PUBLIC EXPENDITURES;  ELECTRICITY GENERATION;  EXPENDITURES;  PROPERTY;  DECISION MAKING;  FOREIGN BANKS;  FISCAL YEAR;  GOVERNMENT REFORM;  TRANSACTION COSTS;  ENVIRONMENT;  EIB;  URBAN DEVELOPMENT;  STREAMS;  TERMS OF TRADE;  PUBLIC DEBT;  TAX REVENUE;  PROFITABILITY;  ENERGY EFFICIENCY;  GOVERNANCE;  INSURANCE;  PREFECTURES;  ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT;  CARTELS;  TRADE;  PUBLIC AGENCIES;  LAND;  LAND PRODUCTIVITY;  ACCOUNTING STANDARDS;  RISK;  COMMERCIAL BANKS;  ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEDURES;  COMPARATIVE ADVANTAGE;  DRAINAGE SERVICES;  FARMS;  FINANCIAL MARKETS;  CIT;  TAX ADMINISTRATION;  DECENTRALIZATION;  REVENUE;  PRIVATE CONSUMPTION;  HIGH UNEMPLOYMENT;  RISK MANAGEMENT;  LENDING;  ENTREPRENEURSHIP;  ENVIRONMENTAL;  COST SAVINGS;  LABOR MARKETS;  GOVERNMENTS;  PROPERTY OWNERSHIP;  CIVIL SERVICE;  HEALTH SERVICES;  PRICES;  PRODUCTION COSTS;  ECONOMIC CONDITIONS;  ECONOMIES;  CONSOLIDATION;  Report;  Rapport;  Informe; 

年份：

2015

出版地：

Washington,USA

语种：

English

摘要：

This Country Partnership Framework (CPF) sets out the World Bank Group (WBG) program for Albania for the period FY15-19, aimed at supporting Albanias aspiration to achieve equitable growth and integration into the European Union. Albania emerged from the collapse of isolationist communism in the early 1990s as one of the poorest countries in Europe. The country then experienced rapid growth of nearly 6 percent per annum, rising into the ranks of middle income countries by 2008. The global and Eurozone crises in 2008 brought Albanias growth to a near stand-still by 2012, and the country is struggling to recover, particularly given its historic ties to Europes poorer performing economies. The CPF reflects selectivity based on the fundamental priorities of the System Country Diagnostic (SCD) that allows for ramping up support from the World Bank Group. The CPF selectively chooses only five of the twelve SCD priorities, and builds a program of support around this subset of priorities on the basis of additional selectivity filters. These five fundamental priorities include: 1) restoring fiscal sustainability and maintaining financial stability; 2) establishing a high quality business environment; 3) providing clean, efficient, equitable and financially sustainable energy; 4) formalizing and enhancing inclusiveness and sustainability of land markets; and 5) enhancing governance, transparency and accountability of government.