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Kenya; Poverty Reduction Strategy Annual Progress Report: 2003/2004

Kenya’s Poverty Reduction Strategy Annual progress report highlights that sound macroeconomic management policies are finally beginning to yield results in terms of macroeconomic growth, which is the underpinning for future poverty reduction. A high degree of price stability has been maintained, and real interest rates brought to historically low levels are encouraging accelerated bank lending for domestic investment. The public sector has been kept on a fiscally sustainable course. In terms of infrastructure, progress has been made in all subsectors on development of the regulatory framework.
Year of publication:
2007-05-11
Institutions: International Monetary Fund (IMF) ; International Monetary Fund
Subject: Agriculture | Economic growth | Economic recovery | Employment | Environment | Energy | Financial sector | Government expenditures | Governance | Health care | Labor | Livestock | Poverty reduction | Revenues | Tourism | Trade | Transport | expenditure | public expenditure | primary education | expenditures | primary school | expenditure management | public expenditure management | mtef | primary schools | universal primary education | public expenditure review | health expenditures | total expenditure | public expenditure management reform | expenditure tracking | expenditure management reform | education sector | health expenditure | learning materials | recurrent expenditure | enrolment rate | public expenditure tracking | broadcasting | expenditure tracking surveys | donor support | government expenditure | primary school fees | universal education | enrolment rates | street children | primary education expenditures | teacher training | public expenditure tracking surveys | primary school teachers | recurrent expenditures | community development | school construction | education expenditures | boarding schools | public expenditures | expenditure outcomes | pupil/teacher ratio | public expenditure reviews | total public expenditure | primary education budget | classroom construction | medium term expenditure framework | completion rate | training centres | public institutions | public spending | needs assessment | school teachers | wage expenditures | special needs | expenditure management systems | child education | target populations | expenditure levels | actual expenditures | expenditure reduction | central government expenditure | expenditure allocations | primary education education | adult literacy | public financial management | age groups | constrained expenditure | disadvantaged groups | new entrants | health education | primary school completion | primary teacher | expenditures on health | boarding | expenditure cuts | expenditure survey | consumption expenditure | primary school enrolment | public expenditure management systems | primary school education | public expenditure tracking survey | public sector wage bill | mass communication | teacher recruitment | adult education | higher enrolment | civil service reforms | primary school completion rate | gross enrolment | expenditure framework | medium term expenditure | total expenditures | social expenditures | fiscal policy | expenditure items
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Type of publication: Book / Working Paper
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The text is part of a series IMF Staff Country Reports Number 07/158 13 pages long
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