Ghana; Poverty Reduction Strategy Paper: 2006 Annual Progress Report

This paper presents key findings of the assessment of progress made in the implementation of policies outlined in the Growth and Poverty Reduction Strategy (GPRS II, 2006â€“2009) for Ghana. The paper provides an assessment on programs such as the Multi Donor Budget Support, the linkage between the 2006 Annual Budget and the GPRS II, performance toward the attainment of the Millennium Development Goals, and the African Peer Review Mechanism. The paper also discusses macroeconomic performance and economic governance in Ghana.

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Year of publication:	2009-08-03
Institutions:	International Monetary Fund (IMF) ; International Monetary Fund
Subject:	Agricultural sector \| Annual reports \| Budgetary policy \| Economic growth \| Governance \| Health care \| Human capital \| Poverty Reduction Strategy Papers \| Transport \| pregnant women \| service delivery \| hiv/aids \| primary education \| maternal mortality \| hiv \| teacher training \| family planning \| births \| family planning services \| gender parity \| birth \| education sector \| public expenditure \| kindergarten \| domestic violence \| gross enrolment \| enrolment rates \| primary school \| health services \| maternal mortality ratio \| health service \| antenatal care \| fertility \| pregnancy \| primary schools \| enrolment rate \| universal primary education \| birth registration \| training programme \| primary health care \| enrolment ratio \| mortality rate \| public institutions \| maternal health \| population growth \| skills training \| community development \| access to health care \| educational services \| formal education \| live births \| teacher training institutions \| gross enrolment ratio \| classroom construction \| basic education sector \| child abuse \| contraceptive \| service delivery improvement \| living standards \| enrolment growth \| miscarriages \| training centres \| trainee teachers \| birth weights \| birth attendants \| safe sex \| access to health services \| new entrants \| contraceptive prevalence rate \| child welfare \| teacher training colleges \| family life \| women during pregnancy \| contraceptive prevalence \| traditional birth attendants \| national education \| public health \| health of women \| use of family planning services \| primary levels \| vocational skills \| gross enrolment ratios \| educational outcomes \| universal access \| health professionals \| service providers \| mother \| reproductive health \| fertility rate \| birth weight \| reproductive health services \| school teachers \| education expenditures \| contraceptive use \| civic education \| child mortality \| health professional \| universal primary completion \| population growth rate \| access to primary education \| gender analysis \| access to reproductive health services \| completion rate \| education projects \| total fertility rate \| basic school teachers \| child health \| private enterprises \| core textbooks \| fertility reduction \| gross primary enrolment \| universal access to primary education \| vocational education \| infant mortality \| mortality rates \| health status \| libraries \| teenage girls \| pre-school education \| gender perspective \| maternal mortality rate \| teacher recruitment \| training of teachers \| cultural factors \| childbirth \| school attendance \| environmental awareness \| maternal mortality rates \| unmet need for family planning \| technical education \| infant mortality rate \| needs assessment \| service delivery system \| hiv positive \| primary school level \| self help \| preventive health care \| adequate number of teachers \| access to healthcare \| primary completion \| education services \| access to quality education \| gender disparity \| universal basic education \| child transmission \| exercise books \| breast feeding \| school uniforms \| number of children \| regional education

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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 09/237 24 pages long
Source:	RePEc - Research Papers in Economics

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