Guinea-Bissau : Second Poverty Reduction Strategy Paper

This paper reports on the economic and financial reforms in Guinea-Bissau. After a long period of recession since the beginning of 2000 followed by a slight recovery in 2007, the economy of Guinea-Bissau has entered a new growth spurt in 2008. The budget deficit, which averaged 10 percent of GDP bet...

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Corporate Author:	International Monetary Fund
Format:	Book
Language:	English
Published:	Washington, D.C. : International Monetary Fund, 2011
Series:	IMF Staff Country Reports ; Country Report No. 11/353 IMF Staff Country Reports; Country Report ; No. 2011/353 IMF eLibrary
Subjects:	Economic development > Guinea-Bissau Access to care Active participation of women Advancement of women Agricultural sector Assistance for women Behavioral change Birth Births Cases of violence Child health Child labor Child mortality Child rearing Child transmission Childbearing age Childbearing Children per woman Civil protection Community health workers Condom Condoms Contraceptives Degrading treatment Disaster risk reduction Discrimination against women Discriminatory laws Discriminatory practices Domestic violence Early pregnancies Equal footing Equal rights Equitable access Family health Family planning Family units Female circumcision Female genital mutilation Female head Female heads Female population Fertility rate Fertility Financing mechanism Fisheries Forced marriage Forced marriages Forms of discrimination Gender analysis Gender approach Gender balance Gender dimension Gender disparities Gender disparity Gender equality Gender equity Gender inequalities Gender inequality Gender issue Gender issues Gender parity Gender-based violence General practitioner Genital mutilation Girls Governance Gynecologist Health care Health professionals Health services Health status Hiv Hiv/aids Household income Human capital Human rights commission Human rights instruments Human rights violations Illiteracy rate Infant mortality rate Infant mortality Infrastructure International human rights Live births Living standards Maternal health Maternal mortality rate Maternal mortality ratio Maternal mortality Mental health Midwife Millennium Development Goals Ministry of women Mortality rate Mortality rates Mother Mothers National policy on gender equality National policy on gender Natural resources Obstetric care Opportunities for women Participation of women Physical violence Policy on gender equality Policy on gender Population growth rate Population growth Postnatal care Poverty Reduction Strategy Papers Pregnancies Pregnant women Prenatal care Proportion of girls Protection of children Protection of women Public health Religious leaders Reproductive health survey Reproductive health Reproductive rights Rights of women Risk behaviors Role of women Rural households Service delivery Service quality Sexes Sexual behavior Sexual encounter Sexual harassment Sexual relations Sexual violence Sexually active Sexually transmitted diseases Spatial distribution Status of women Stds Stereotypical attitudes Unicef Universal access Use of condoms Women employees Women of childbearing age Women with regard Working women Demographic Economics: General Demography Economics of Gender Education Education: General Gender studies Gender Health economics Health Health: General Non-labor Discrimination Population & demography Population and demographics Population Poverty & precarity Poverty and Homelessness Poverty Welfare, Well-Being, and Poverty: General Women Women''s Studies' women & girls Guinea-Bissau > Economic conditions Guinea-Bissau > Social conditions Guinea-Bissau Guinea

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