- Series:
- Books
- Author(s):
- Laura Wallace
- Publisher:
- INTERNATIONAL MONETARY FUND
- Published Date:
- May 1997
- DOI:
- http://dx.doi.org/10.5089/9781557756343.071
- ISBN:
- 9781557756343
- Page:
- 215
Deepening Structural Reform in Africa
- Overview
- toggleSession I Progress and Challenges in Structural Reform
- toggleSession II How to Accelerate Reform
- 4 Strengthening Revenue Mobilization Efforts in Sub-Saharan Africa
- Comments
- 5 Financial Reform in Central Asia: Lessons from the Kyrgyz Republic
- 6 Speeding Up by Slowing Down: A Market-Building Approach to Financial Sector Reform
- Comments
- General Discussion
- 7 What Next for African Parastatal Enterprises?
- Comments
- 8 Parastatal Reform and Privatization in Côte d’Ivoire
- 9 Parastatal Reform and Privatization in Mali
- General Discussion
- toggleSession III Enhancing the Effectiveness of External Assistance
- toggleSession IV Future Role of Governments and Donors
Chapter
General Discussion
- Author(s):
- Laura Wallace
- Published Date:
- May 1997

Show Summary Details
- Front Matter
- Overview
- 1 Opening Remarks
- 2 Obstacles to Continued Reform: An African Perspective
- 3 Obstacles to Continued Reform: Indonesia’s Experience
- General Discussion
- 4 Strengthening Revenue Mobilization Efforts in Sub-Saharan Africa
- Comments
- 5 Financial Reform in Central Asia: Lessons from the Kyrgyz Republic
- 6 Speeding Up by Slowing Down: A Market-Building Approach to Financial Sector Reform
- Comments
- General Discussion
- 7 What Next for African Parastatal Enterprises?
- Comments
- 8 Parastatal Reform and Privatization in Côte d’Ivoire
- 9 Parastatal Reform and Privatization in Mali
- General Discussion
- 10 World Bank– and IMF-Supported Programs: A Burkino Faso Perspective
- 11 World Bank– and IMF-Supported Programs: A Zambian Perspective
- 12 Improving Overseas Development Assistance: The Broad Sector Approach
- Comments
- General Discussion
- 13 Panel Discussion
- 14 Tour de Table
- 15 Concluding Remarks
- Back Matter
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- Front Matter
- Overview
- 1 Opening Remarks
- 2 Obstacles to Continued Reform: An African Perspective
- 3 Obstacles to Continued Reform: Indonesia’s Experience
- General Discussion
- 4 Strengthening Revenue Mobilization Efforts in Sub-Saharan Africa
- Comments
- 5 Financial Reform in Central Asia: Lessons from the Kyrgyz Republic
- 6 Speeding Up by Slowing Down: A Market-Building Approach to Financial Sector Reform
- Comments
- General Discussion
- 7 What Next for African Parastatal Enterprises?
- Comments
- 8 Parastatal Reform and Privatization in Côte d’Ivoire
- 9 Parastatal Reform and Privatization in Mali
- General Discussion
- 10 World Bank– and IMF-Supported Programs: A Burkino Faso Perspective
- 11 World Bank– and IMF-Supported Programs: A Zambian Perspective
- 12 Improving Overseas Development Assistance: The Broad Sector Approach
- Comments
- General Discussion
- 13 Panel Discussion
- 14 Tour de Table
- 15 Concluding Remarks
- Back Matter