Country Partnership Framework for the Repbulic of El Salvador for the Period FY2016-FY2019

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作者：

World Bank Group

来源地址：

http://hdl.handle.net/10986/23125

关键词：

ACCESS TO HEALTH CARE;  REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH;  ECONOMIC GROWTH;  WORKFORCE;  YOUNG GIRLS;  LAWS;  REMITTANCE;  LABOR FORCE;  DISCRIMINATION;  HEALTH CARE;  AGING POPULATIONS;  DROPOUT;  ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCES;  LITERACY RATES;  DEVELOPMENT GOALS;  CRIME;  LAND TENURE;  DISASTER PREVENTION;  TREATIES;  MATERNAL MORTALITY;  ACCESS TO EDUCATION;  INEQUITIES;  KNOWLEDGE;  DISABILITIES;  RIGHTS OF WOMEN;  INTERNATIONAL MIGRATION;  INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION;  TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE;  MILLENNIUM DEVELOPMENT GOAL;  FEASIBILITY STUDIES;  AIR POLLUTION;  DISCRIMINATION AGAINST WOMEN;  QUALITY OF EDUCATION;  IMMUNIZATION;  EDUCATIONAL ATTAINMENT;  INTERVENTION;  SECONDARY SCHOOLS;  SEXUAL PARTNER;  INCOME INEQUALITY;  HEALTH INDICATORS;  CITIZEN;  SECONDARY SCHOOL;  HEALTH CARE SERVICES;  VIOLENCE;  GENDER NORMS;  SEXUAL ORIENTATION;  DISASTERS;  TEENS;  ADOLESCENT FERTILITY;  NATURAL RESOURCES;  INDIGENOUS GROUPS;  MINOR CHILDREN;  MORTALITY;  HEALTH PROMOTION;  ELDERLY;  RISK GROUPS;  PROGRESS;  EDUCATION SYSTEMS;  HUMAN CAPITAL;  PUBLIC OPINION;  YOUNG ADULTS;  SOCIAL SECTOR;  AGED;  GENDER DIFFERENCES;  FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT;  LEVEL OF DEVELOPMENT;  VULNERABLE GROUPS;  POLICY DIALOGUE;  PUSH”  FACTOR;  MEASUREMENT;  INSTITUTIONAL CAPACITY;  QUALITY SERVICES;  ADOLESCENTS;  INDOOR AIR POLLUTION;  QUALITY OF LIFE;  CONTRACEPTIVE USE;  POLITICAL PARTIES;  CHILD MORTALITY;  PHYSICIANS;  MINORITY;  ECONOMIC INTEGRATION;  ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITIES;  MILLENNIUM CHALLENGE;  CHILDREN;  NATIONAL PLAN;  NUMBER OF CHILDREN;  POPULATION;  LABOR SUPPLY;  PURCHASING POWER PARITY;  HOUSEHOLD DUTIES;  HOUSEHOLD WORK;  MEDICINES;  HOSPITALS;  PROTECTION OF CHILDREN;  REMITTANCES;  INDIVIDUAL DECISIONS;  BISEXUALS;  NATIONAL DIALOGUE;  HEALTH CARE SYSTEMS;  URBAN POPULATION;  POLITICAL PARTICIPATION;  PREGNANCY;  SANITATION FACILITIES;  SANITATION;  WASTE;  RISKS;  BRAIN DRAIN;  NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT PLAN;  PEOPLE;  URBANIZATION;  PREVENTION;  PRESS RELEASE;  COMMUNITY HEALTH;  POPULATION GROUPS;  NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT;  PRENATAL CARE;  TEEN;  HEALTH;  UNITED NATIONS POPULATION FUND;  SINGLE MOTHER;  REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH INDICATORS;  TECHNICAL SKILLS;  ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY;  POPULATION FUND;  VULNERABILITY;  DEVELOPMENT OBJECTIVES;  PUBLIC HEALTH;  ARMED CONFLICT;  DRUG TRAFFICKING;  POPULATION GROWTH;  DEMOCRACY;  PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES;  RAPE;  AGING;  MIGRATION;  NATURAL DISASTERS;  FORMS OF DISCRIMINATION;  HOUSEHOLD INCOME;  POLLUTION;  INTERNATIONAL TREATIES;  SOCIAL EQUITY;  VICIOUS CYCLE;  MIGRANTS;  GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT;  MIGRATION FLOWS;  UNEMPLOYMENT;  LESBIANS;  MIGRANT;  TEENAGE PREGNANCY;  YOUNG MEN;  HEALTH CARE;  MALE PARTNERS;  WORKERS;  CLIMATE CHANGE;  SOCIAL SERVICES;  PENSIONS;  PURCHASING POWER;  HEALTH OUTCOMES;  PARENTING;  POPULATION DENSITY;  VICTIMS;  URBAN AREAS;  POLITICAL PARTY;  NUTRITION;  MOTHER;  WORKSHOPS;  POLICY;  PRIMARY HEALTH CARE;  HUMAN RIGHTS;  PREGNANT WOMEN;  WAR;  URBAN POPULATION GROWTH;  RURAL AREAS;  FEMALE LABOR FORCE;  YOUNG WOMEN;  ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITY;  TEEN PREGNANCY;  STUDENTS;  LOCAL DEVELOPMENT;  CIVIL WAR;  UNFPA;  STRATEGY;  FERTILITY;  FAMILIES;  REGISTRATION;  WOMEN;  MILLENNIUM DEVELOPMENT GOALS;  ELIMINATION OF DISCRIMINATION;  IMPLEMENTATION;  HEALTH SERVICES;  ABORTION;  GENDER EQUALITY;  SERVICE PROVIDERS;  Report; 

年份：

2015

出版地：

Washington,USA

语种：

English

摘要：

El Salvador is the smallest country in Central America, and one of the most densely populated in the world. El Salvador is among the countries most affected by weather-related events and other hazards, incurring annual losses of around 2.5 percent of GDP. Worldwide, it ranks second highest for risk exposure to two or more hazards and highest for the total population at a relatively high risk of mortality. Furthermore, climate change is expected to increase the frequency and severity of weather, related events. The new Administration is committed to making El Salvador more ‘productive, educated, and safe’ by promoting inclusive growth and resilience. The World Bank Group’s (WBG) proposed new CPF intends to promote inclusive growth and to foster resilience, with a focus on policy levers that could contribute to break the vicious circles in a sustainable manner. The proposed CPF is aligned with the Government’s priorities and informed by the WBG’s recent SCD. To strengthen the mutually-reinforcing foundations of inclusive growth, the proposed WBG engagement would support objectives which seek to: (i) build capacity to create safer communities for economic development; (ii) improve secondary-school attainment; (iii) enhance youth employability and skills; and (iv) increase access to finance. To foster sustainability and resilience, the proposed CPF seeks to: (v) promote the efficiency of public spending; and (vi) build capacity to manage disasters and environmental challenges. Taking into account the challenges faced by El Salvador, the WBG wishes to provide a modest but catalytic role through the implementation of these six objectives.