This report reviews the current situation of Armenia's transport sector, follows with a vision of a reformed transport sector in a market economy, and suggests the steps necessary to the transition. It...
Type: Pre-2003 Economic or Sector ReportReport#: 16625Date: May 30, 1997
This report reviews the current situation of Armenia's transport sector, follows with a vision of a reformed transport sector in a market economy, and suggests the steps necessary to the transition. It...
Type: Pre-2003 Economic or Sector ReportReport#: 16625Date: May 30, 1997
This report examines the impact of marketing and trade policies on production incentives in Ukrainian agriculture during 1994 and 1995. Seven agricultural activities with enormous export potential are...
Type: Working Paper (Numbered Series)Report#: 16994Date: May 28, 1997Author:
Valdes, Alberto
This is a statement by Andrei Bugrov at the Board meeting of May 27, 1997 concerning the Country Assistance Strategy, the Urban Transport Project, and the Water Supply and Sanitation Project for Turkmenistan.
Type: Executive Director's StatementReport#: 87187Date: May 27, 1997Author:
Bugrov, Andrei
This is a statement by Jannes Hutagalung at the Board meeting of May 15, 1997 concerning the Country Assistance Strategy and Buenos Aires Urban Transport Project for Argentina.
Type: Executive Director's StatementReport#: 87151Date: May 14, 1997Author:
Hutagalung,Jannes
The note is the second part of a series intended to share information about issues raised in various Sub-Saharan Africa Transport Policy Program (SSATP) reports, and it addresses Burkina Faso's recent...
The author evaluates the progress in agricultural liberalization -and the welfare effects for least-developed and net food-importing countries- as a result of agricultural price shocks resulting from the...
Type: Policy Research Working PaperReport#: WPS1748Date: April 30, 1997Author:
Ingco,Merlinda Dador
Because of an association with weak export and income growth, commodity dependence has long been considered a barrier to economic development. However, statistical analyses and case studies show that commodity...
Type: BriefReport#: 16719Date: April 30, 1997Author:
Yabuki,Nanae ;
Akiyama,Takamasa
The Sub-Sahara Africa Transport Program (SSATP) was launched in 1987 as a joint initiative of the World Bank and the United Nations Economic Commission for Africa (UNECA) to improve transport sector performance...
Type: Working Paper (Numbered Series)Report#: 27238Date: April 1, 1997Author:
Cleaver,Kevin M.
This report presents calendar of aid coordination meetings for March 31, 1997 prepared by the Operations Policy Group of the Operations Policy Department (OPRPG).
Type: Board ReportReport#: 86461Date: March 31, 1997
This guide was originally designed to respond to management training needs identified among women's group's in Senegal. The report consists of seven chapters, each with its own introduction and set of...
Type: Working PaperReport#: 21210Date: March 31, 1997Author:
Monnet,Marguerite
This report presents calendar of aid coordination meetings for March 31, 1997 prepared by the Operations Policy Group of the Operations Policy Department (OPRPG).
Type: Board ReportReport#: 86457Date: March 31, 1997
As part of a series intended to share information about issues raised in various Sub-Saharan Africa Transport Policy Program (SSATP) reports, this note is the first part, addressing the road sector reform...
Past efforts to improve rural transport in Sub-Saharan Africa (SSA) have focused principally on building and maintaining roads. The issues of rural access, mobility and household transport were paid little...
Type: BriefReport#: 57059Date: March 1, 1997Author:
Ian Barnwell
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