Djibouti Looks to the Future : A South-South High Level Exchange
This quick note highlights the key discussions and recommendations made during the high-level development exchange held in Djibouti on June 20-23, 2014. The event was co-organized by the World Bank office in Djibouti and the ministry of economy and...
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okr-10986-205442021-04-23T14:03:56Z Djibouti Looks to the Future : A South-South High Level Exchange Fotouhi, Homa-Zahra Foch, Arthur Vakil, Roya ACCESS TO FINANCE ACCESSIBILITY ACTION PLAN AIRPORT BACKBONE BANK FINANCING BANK OFFICE BINDING CONSTRAINTS BROADBAND BROADCAST BUSINESS CLIMATE BUSINESS ENVIRONMENT BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES BUSINESSES CAPITAL MOVEMENTS CERTIFICATES COLLATERAL COLLATERAL REQUIREMENTS COMPETITIVENESS CONNECTIVITY CURRENCY DIGITAL ECONOMY DIVERSIFICATION E-COMMERCE E-GOVERNMENT EARLY EDUCATION ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITIES ELECTRICITY EMPLOYEE EMPLOYERS EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES EXPENDITURE EXTERNAL SHOCKS FACTORS OF PRODUCTION FINANCIAL BENEFITS FINANCIAL CRISIS FINANCIAL SERVICES FOREIGN COMPANIES FREE TRADE FUEL GOOD GOVERNANCE GOVERNMENT SERVICES HIGH INTEREST RATES HUMAN DEVELOPMENT ICT INCOME INNOVATION INTEREST RATES INTERNATIONAL COMPANIES INVESTMENT BANK INVESTMENT CLIMATE JOB CREATION JUDICIAL SYSTEM LARGE-SCALE INVESTMENT LEGAL FRAMEWORK LICENSES LIMITED ACCESS LIMITED ACCESS TO BANK MARKET OPPORTUNITIES MOBILE BANKING MOBILE PHONE MOBILE TELEPHONE MONOPOLIES PATRONAGE PENETRATION RATES PHONE PENETRATION PIRACY PORT SERVICES PRIVATE PARTNERSHIPS PRIVATE SECTOR PRIVATE SECTORS PRODUCTIVITY PUBLIC INVESTMENT PUBLIC-PRIVATE PARTNERSHIPS REFORM PROGRAM REGIONAL INTEGRATION REGISTRY RESULT SAFETY SOCIAL SAFETY NET SOCIAL SERVICES SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT SUSTAINABLE ECONOMIC GROWTH SUSTAINABLE GROWTH TARGETS TAX TAX SYSTEM TAXIS TELECOMMUNICATION TELECOMMUNICATIONS TELEPHONY TRANSIT TRANSPARENCY TRANSPORT TRANSPORT SECTOR TRUE TRUST FUND WORLD DEVELOPMENT INDICATORS This quick note highlights the key discussions and recommendations made during the high-level development exchange held in Djibouti on June 20-23, 2014. The event was co-organized by the World Bank office in Djibouti and the ministry of economy and finance under the high patronage of the President of the Republic of Djibouti. The event provided a platform to promote dialogue, share knowledge, and develop policies to eliminate poverty and enable a dynamic private sector. It aimed to strengthen Djibouti s capacity to define, through a concerted open dialogue, a path to sustainable development, and ensure that growth translates into poverty reduction, jobs, and economic opportunities for all. The experiences of Cape Verde, Mauritius, and Dubai, also demonstrate that the small size of the Djiboutian market, along with the high cost of electricity, do not constitute binding constraints to economic development. It is critical that serious consideration be given to the recommendations made during the roundtables. To this end, the implementation of sector-specific five-year plans by the Government of Djibouti should include, to the extent possible, consultations between private and public actors and civil society. 2014-11-19T15:46:03Z 2014-11-19T15:46:03Z 2014-09-01 http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2014/09/20358843/djibouti-looks-future-south-south-high-level-exchange http://hdl.handle.net/10986/20544 English en_US MENA knowledge and learning quick notes series;no. 134 CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo/ Publications & Research :: Brief Publications & Research Middle East and North Africa Djibouti |
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ACCESS TO FINANCE ACCESSIBILITY ACTION PLAN AIRPORT BACKBONE BANK FINANCING BANK OFFICE BINDING CONSTRAINTS BROADBAND BROADCAST BUSINESS CLIMATE BUSINESS ENVIRONMENT BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES BUSINESSES CAPITAL MOVEMENTS CERTIFICATES COLLATERAL COLLATERAL REQUIREMENTS COMPETITIVENESS CONNECTIVITY CURRENCY DIGITAL ECONOMY DIVERSIFICATION E-COMMERCE E-GOVERNMENT EARLY EDUCATION ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITIES ELECTRICITY EMPLOYEE EMPLOYERS EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES EXPENDITURE EXTERNAL SHOCKS FACTORS OF PRODUCTION FINANCIAL BENEFITS FINANCIAL CRISIS FINANCIAL SERVICES FOREIGN COMPANIES FREE TRADE FUEL GOOD GOVERNANCE GOVERNMENT SERVICES HIGH INTEREST RATES HUMAN DEVELOPMENT ICT INCOME INNOVATION INTEREST RATES INTERNATIONAL COMPANIES INVESTMENT BANK INVESTMENT CLIMATE JOB CREATION JUDICIAL SYSTEM LARGE-SCALE INVESTMENT LEGAL FRAMEWORK LICENSES LIMITED ACCESS LIMITED ACCESS TO BANK MARKET OPPORTUNITIES MOBILE BANKING MOBILE PHONE MOBILE TELEPHONE MONOPOLIES PATRONAGE PENETRATION RATES PHONE PENETRATION PIRACY PORT SERVICES PRIVATE PARTNERSHIPS PRIVATE SECTOR PRIVATE SECTORS PRODUCTIVITY PUBLIC INVESTMENT PUBLIC-PRIVATE PARTNERSHIPS REFORM PROGRAM REGIONAL INTEGRATION REGISTRY RESULT SAFETY SOCIAL SAFETY NET SOCIAL SERVICES SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT SUSTAINABLE ECONOMIC GROWTH SUSTAINABLE GROWTH TARGETS TAX TAX SYSTEM TAXIS TELECOMMUNICATION TELECOMMUNICATIONS TELEPHONY TRANSIT TRANSPARENCY TRANSPORT TRANSPORT SECTOR TRUE TRUST FUND WORLD DEVELOPMENT INDICATORS |
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ACCESS TO FINANCE ACCESSIBILITY ACTION PLAN AIRPORT BACKBONE BANK FINANCING BANK OFFICE BINDING CONSTRAINTS BROADBAND BROADCAST BUSINESS CLIMATE BUSINESS ENVIRONMENT BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES BUSINESSES CAPITAL MOVEMENTS CERTIFICATES COLLATERAL COLLATERAL REQUIREMENTS COMPETITIVENESS CONNECTIVITY CURRENCY DIGITAL ECONOMY DIVERSIFICATION E-COMMERCE E-GOVERNMENT EARLY EDUCATION ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITIES ELECTRICITY EMPLOYEE EMPLOYERS EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES EXPENDITURE EXTERNAL SHOCKS FACTORS OF PRODUCTION FINANCIAL BENEFITS FINANCIAL CRISIS FINANCIAL SERVICES FOREIGN COMPANIES FREE TRADE FUEL GOOD GOVERNANCE GOVERNMENT SERVICES HIGH INTEREST RATES HUMAN DEVELOPMENT ICT INCOME INNOVATION INTEREST RATES INTERNATIONAL COMPANIES INVESTMENT BANK INVESTMENT CLIMATE JOB CREATION JUDICIAL SYSTEM LARGE-SCALE INVESTMENT LEGAL FRAMEWORK LICENSES LIMITED ACCESS LIMITED ACCESS TO BANK MARKET OPPORTUNITIES MOBILE BANKING MOBILE PHONE MOBILE TELEPHONE MONOPOLIES PATRONAGE PENETRATION RATES PHONE PENETRATION PIRACY PORT SERVICES PRIVATE PARTNERSHIPS PRIVATE SECTOR PRIVATE SECTORS PRODUCTIVITY PUBLIC INVESTMENT PUBLIC-PRIVATE PARTNERSHIPS REFORM PROGRAM REGIONAL INTEGRATION REGISTRY RESULT SAFETY SOCIAL SAFETY NET SOCIAL SERVICES SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT SUSTAINABLE ECONOMIC GROWTH SUSTAINABLE GROWTH TARGETS TAX TAX SYSTEM TAXIS TELECOMMUNICATION TELECOMMUNICATIONS TELEPHONY TRANSIT TRANSPARENCY TRANSPORT TRANSPORT SECTOR TRUE TRUST FUND WORLD DEVELOPMENT INDICATORS Fotouhi, Homa-Zahra Foch, Arthur Vakil, Roya Djibouti Looks to the Future : A South-South High Level Exchange |
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series;no. 134 |
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This quick note highlights the key
discussions and recommendations made during the high-level
development exchange held in Djibouti on June 20-23, 2014.
The event was co-organized by the World Bank office in
Djibouti and the ministry of economy and finance under the
high patronage of the President of the Republic of Djibouti.
The event provided a platform to promote dialogue, share
knowledge, and develop policies to eliminate poverty and
enable a dynamic private sector. It aimed to strengthen
Djibouti s capacity to define, through a concerted open
dialogue, a path to sustainable development, and ensure that
growth translates into poverty reduction, jobs, and economic
opportunities for all. The experiences of Cape Verde,
Mauritius, and Dubai, also demonstrate that the small size
of the Djiboutian market, along with the high cost of
electricity, do not constitute binding constraints to
economic development. It is critical that serious
consideration be given to the recommendations made during
the roundtables. To this end, the implementation of
sector-specific five-year plans by the Government of
Djibouti should include, to the extent possible,
consultations between private and public actors and civil society. |
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Publications & Research :: Brief |
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Fotouhi, Homa-Zahra Foch, Arthur Vakil, Roya |
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Fotouhi, Homa-Zahra Foch, Arthur Vakil, Roya |
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Fotouhi, Homa-Zahra |
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Djibouti Looks to the Future : A South-South High Level Exchange |
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Djibouti Looks to the Future : A South-South High Level Exchange |
| title_full |
Djibouti Looks to the Future : A South-South High Level Exchange |
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Djibouti Looks to the Future : A South-South High Level Exchange |
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Djibouti Looks to the Future : A South-South High Level Exchange |
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djibouti looks to the future : a south-south high level exchange |
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2014 |
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http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2014/09/20358843/djibouti-looks-future-south-south-high-level-exchange http://hdl.handle.net/10986/20544 |
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