This article reviews, on the basis of observation made between 1994 and 2004 during eight reforms in developing countries, a series of ten factors which significantly have affected the success of the projects of reforms. The success of a reform, according to the author, counts on factors of...

The aim of this article consists in measuring in which way health policies in developing countries are contributing to sustainable development goals. Firstly, a return on the terminology and the abstract contents of the sustainable development allows us to identify it with the cumulative and...

The health of the population represents one of the main objectives of the development. Even if the sanitary conditions have globally improved, it is still a concern in several developing countries of Sub-saharan Africa. The infant mortality and the death rate during birth, the high presence of...

The aim of this article is to revisit health policies trajectories in low developing countries, using a socioeconomic framework. Firstly, one remarks several stylized facts wich draw the trend of such trajectories. Secondly, we try to give a sense to evolutions of health policies in developing...

</titre> <alinea/> Humanitarian NGOs which help developing countries are usually assessed by their funders, not their beneficiaries. Such a system brings several conflicts of interest : 1) it needs to be approved by those who are evaluated and so does not deal with ?bad eggs? that refuse to be investigated ;...

This paper tests for the relationship between foreign direct investment (FDI) and economic growth among some developing countries distributed between three geographic areas, over the period 1990-2005. Our results are derived from the 3SLS estimator. Our main findings show that FDIs do...