Benin; Poverty Reduction Strategy Paper

This abstract discusses Beninâ€™s poverty reduction strategy (PRS1). The PRS1 serves as both a strategic frame of reference and a framework for dialogue with technical and financial partners (TFPs). The six major phases involved in the preparation of the growth and poverty reduction strategy (GPRS) and design of the macroeconomic and budgetary framework have been explained in this paper. The impact of macroeconomic and budgetary framework on the attainment of the MDGs and on the poverty reduction is also reviewed.

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Year of publication:	2011-10-14
Institutions:	International Monetary Fund (IMF) ; International Monetary Fund
Subject:	Economic growth \| Gender equality \| Governance \| Health care \| Human capital \| Infrastructure \| Land reform \| Land tenure \| Poverty Reduction Strategy Papers \| decentralization \| population growth \| public financial management \| financial management \| public finance \| fertility \| hiv/aids \| public investment \| births \| budget execution \| fertility rate \| public finance management \| budget support \| reproductive health \| health services \| pregnant women \| family planning \| public finances \| budgetary framework \| universal access \| public finance management system \| infant mortality \| maternal mortality \| gender inequalities \| birth \| gender issues \| government policies \| budget execution rate \| mortality rate \| budgetary allocations \| total fertility rate \| mental health \| budget formulation \| contraceptive methods \| budgetary implications \| social change \| public financial management system \| budgetary performance \| capital expenditure \| traditional medicine \| regional planning \| national accounts \| financial management system \| gender inequality \| children per woman \| service delivery \| access to health care \| budget framework \| neonatal mortality \| budgetary resources \| budget management \| mortality rates \| budgetary process \| budget cycle \| high fertility \| sexually transmitted infection \| contraceptive \| health policy \| public investment program \| budget preparation \| current expenditures \| budget information \| budget review \| family planning services \| living standards \| budgetary support \| budget aggregates \| public health \| sexual harassment \| budget credibility \| infant mortality rate \| reproductive health programs \| budgetary fund \| breast feeding \| use of contraception \| budget documents \| family life \| financial management systems \| public financial management systems \| old age \| population growth rate \| capital budget execution \| budgetary decisions \| maternal health \| control of budget execution \| budget expenditures \| capital budget \| budget deficits \| budgetary policy \| contraception \| fertility level \| general budget support \| maternal mortality rate \| health officials \| gender mainstreaming \| consolidation of budget data \| reproductive health information \| health information \| budget allocation \| drug abuse \| government personnel \| health consequences \| government policy \| revenue projections \| community health workers \| live births \| mothers \| adolescent girls \| participation of women \| fertility levels \| budgetary control \| budgetary constraints \| reproductive age \| government expenditure \| budget comprehensiveness \| service providers \| family members \| risk-taking \| child mortality \| early marriages \| budgetary management \| government finances \| budget resources

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Extent:	application/pdf
Series:	IMF Staff Country Reports.
Type of publication:	Book / Working Paper
Notes:	The text is part of a series IMF Staff Country Reports Number 11/307 17 pages long
Source:	RePEc - Research Papers in Economics

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