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Pakistan : An Evaluation of the World Bank's Assistance

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Independent Evaluation Group
Keywords
BUDGET DEFICIT
RISK MANAGEMENT PROCESS
COUNTRY ASSISTANCE STRATEGIES
TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE
RETURN ON ASSETS
GOVERNANCE INDICATORS
EXPENDITURE BUDGET
FISCAL PERFORMANCE
PUBLIC EXPENDITURE MANAGEMENT
PUBLIC SECTOR MANAGEMENT
RETURN ON EQUITY
FISCAL EXPENDITURES
REVENUE MOBILIZATION
PORTFOLIO
LEARNING
ACCOUNTABILITY
MILITARY EXPENDITURES
NATURAL RESOURCES
PRODUCTIVITY
IMPLEMENTATION COMPLETION REPORT
FINANCIAL PROBLEMS
BASE YEAR
NGO
PRIVATIZATION
MACROECONOMIC PERFORMANCE
EVALUATION CAPACITY
NONGOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS
STATE BANK OF PAKISTAN
GOVERNMENT DEBT
BASIC SERVICES
SOCIAL SECTORS
EXTERNAL DEBT
INTEREST RATES
REFORM AGENDA
M2
INTEREST EXPENSE
STRUCTURAL ADJUSTMENT
NATIONAL ACCOUNTS
HUMAN RESOURCES DEVELOPMENT
CAS
RESOURCE MOBILIZATION
PUBLIC FINANCE
BUDGET BALANCE
DEBT
ICR
PROGRAM IMPLEMENTATION
DATA ANALYSIS
FISCAL SITUATION
GROWTH RATE
PUBLIC FINANCES
BUDGET DEFICITS
ECONOMIC GROWTH
CORRUPTION
AUDITING
POVERTY REDUCTION
PROJECT MANAGEMENT
FISCAL PROBLEMS
INSTITUTIONAL CAPACITY
MACROECONOMIC STABILIZATION
FISCAL YEARS
BUDGET ALLOCATIONS
COMMERCIAL DEBT
PUBLIC SECTOR REFORM
BANK LENDING
PUBLIC EXPENDITURE REVIEW
AGRICULTURE
GROSS FIXED CAPITAL FORMATION
REFORM PROGRAM
SECTORAL ALLOCATION
NDP
POLITICAL INSTABILITY
REVENUE COLLECTION
EXPORT GROWTH
REPRESENTATIVES
ANNUAL RATE
GDP
FOREIGN BORROWING
SOCIAL SERVICES
PERFORMANCE ASSESSMENT
WATER USE
DEBT RESTRUCTURING
ANNUAL BUDGET
POVERTY ALLEVIATION
FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT
PRIVATE SECTOR INVESTMENT
SERVICE DELIVERY
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
PERFORMANCE REVIEW
SOCIAL SECTOR
MACROECONOMIC MANAGEMENT
SUBSIDIARY
NATIONAL ACCOUNTS STATISTICS
PRIVATE SECTOR
FINANCIAL SECTOR
STATE-OWNED ENTERPRISES
MACROECONOMIC STABILITY
NATIONAL INCOME
POVERTY REDUCTION STRATEGY
TOTAL REVENUE
EFFICIENCY IN EXPENDITURE
HUMAN RESOURCES
STRUCTURAL REFORMS
MACROECONOMIC INDICATORS
FISCAL DISCIPLINE
PUBLIC SECTOR
GOOD GOVERNANCE
BANKING SECTOR
RESOURCE MANAGEMENT
PROJECT EVALUATION
ACCOUNTING
INCOME LEVELS
DEFICITS
EXPENDITURES
RISK MANAGEMENT
NORTH AFRICA
NATIONS
MACROECONOMIC SITUATION
PUBLIC DEBT
ALLOCATION
AUTHORITY
BILATERAL DEBT
INVESTMENT CLIMATE
SAVINGS
PER CAPITA INCOME
OUTCOME INDICATORS
SOUTH ASIAN
POLITICAL ECONOMY
FINANCIAL INTERMEDIATION
NATIONAL BANK
GOVERNMENT RESOURCES
MIDDLE EAST
SOCIAL INDICATORS
PROVINCIAL GOVERNMENTS
MARKET PRICES
SAP
FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT
SOCIAL PROGRAMS
ADB
PUBLIC EXPENDITURE
ADJUSTMENT LENDING
MACROECONOMIC REFORM
GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT
INSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENT
PROGRAMS
INFLATION
DOMESTIC SAVINGS
QUALITY ASSURANCE
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http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12424/96981
Online Access
http://hdl.handle.net/10986/7015
Abstract
This book analyzes the objectives and content of the World Bank's assistance program during the period 1994-2003, the economic and social development outcomes in Pakistan, and the contributions of the Bank to development outcomes.
Date
2012-06-04
Identifier
oai:openknowledge.worldbank.org:10986/7015
http://hdl.handle.net/10986/7015
978-0-8213-6668-4
Copyright/License
CC BY 3.0 Unported
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