Myanmar-World Bank Group Partnership : Country Program Snapshot

Myanmar grew at an estimated 8.5 percent in real terms in 2014-15. Economic reforms have supported consumer and investor confidence despite business environment and socio-political challenges. The economic impact of the floods that hit Myanmar from...

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Main Author: World Bank Group
Format: Report
Language:English
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Published: World Bank, Yangon 2016
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Online Access:http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2016/02/25980656/myanmar-world-bank-group-partnership-country-program-snapshot
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spelling okr-10986-240392021-05-25T10:54:44Z Myanmar-World Bank Group Partnership : Country Program Snapshot World Bank Group TAX INCENTIVES TARIFFS EMPOWERMENT ADVISORY SERVICES BUSINESS OWNERS FINANCIAL SERVICES ECONOMIC GROWTH VILLAGES LAND ISSUES FACILITATION GENDER INEQUALITY PEOPLE CHAMBERS OF COMMERCE FINANCING FORMAL FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS VILLAGE MINIMUM WAGE INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY INTEREST EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES PROPERTY RIGHTS ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENTS DEBT MANAGEMENT BANKING SERVICES ENTREPRENEURS REVENUES FISCAL POLICY WELFARE LENDING PORTFOLIO ENDOWMENTS ECONOMIC POLICY LOAN CAPACITY BUILDING BENEFIT PAYMENT LABOR FORCE PARTICIPATION CORRUPTION PAYMENTS SAVING LABOR FORCE SURVEY INTERNATIONAL BANK MICROFINANCE INSTITUTIONS SMALL BUSINESS INTERNATIONAL FINANCE BANK OFFICIALS LABOR MARKET TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE FINANCIAL NEEDS AID EFFECTIVENESS FINANCIAL INSTITUTION JOB OPPORTUNITIES ADVISORY WORK CREDIT BUREAUS UNION PUBLIC FUNDS LANDLESS HOUSEHOLDS CURRENT ACCOUNT ADVISORY SERVICE FINANCES EXCHANGE RATES TAX EXEMPTIONS INTEREST RATES PAYMENT FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS DEBT PRIVATE INVESTMENT LIMITED ACCESS RECEIPTS PROTECTION MEASURES FINANCIAL VIABILITY PUBLIC FINANCE LAND RIGHTS MICRO-ENTREPRENEURS LENDERS LAND OWNERSHIP SOCIAL SECURITY ECONOMIC REFORMS LOANS ENTERPRISES FARMERS APPROVAL PROCEDURES SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT FINANCIAL SYSTEM FINANCE PUBLIC INVESTMENT BANKS EXPENDITURE EQUITY GRANT GENDER GAPS CAPITAL INTERNATIONAL BANKING ECONOMIC RESOURCES STUDENT ACCESS TO CAPITAL FAMILY ACCESS TO FINANCE GENDER BANK FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT CREDIT FORMAL FINANCIAL SERVICES FOREIGN INVESTMENT UNIVERSAL ACCESS SMALLHOLDER FINANCIAL BURDEN HOUSEHOLD AGRICULTURAL SECTOR ENTERPRISE PROPERTY SMALLHOLDER FARMERS CREDIT REPORTING JOB CREATION TRADE FACILITATION BLOCK GRANTS INSTITUTIONAL CAPACITY FINANCIAL ACCESS NUTRITION TRANSACTION COSTS TRAINING CENTER SMALL BUSINESS OWNERS ACCESS TO MARKETS DIVERSIFICATION SOCIAL WELFARE FINANCIAL INFRASTRUCTURE MICROFINANCE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITIES SECURITY INVESTMENT EXTREME POVERTY COMMERCIAL BANKS HOUSEHOLDS PUBLIC FACILITIES ACCESS TO SERVICES COLLATERAL EQUALITY AGRICULTURAL INCOMES TARIFF COST ESTIMATE COOPERATION PRIVATE INVESTORS REVENUE ECONOMIC ACTIVITIES EARNINGS STUDENTS INVESTMENTS RISK MANAGEMENT TECHNICAL SUPPORT EXCHANGE RATE FAMILIES WOMEN OUTREACH LABOR MARKETS FINANCIAL SYSTEMS ARREARS PROPERTY OWNERSHIP CROP FAILURES GUARANTEE DEVELOPMENT BANK FINANCIAL SECTOR DEVELOPMENT GENDER EQUALITY PRIVATE ENTERPRISE ECONOMIC SELF- RELIANCE INEQUALITY MFI Myanmar grew at an estimated 8.5 percent in real terms in 2014-15. Economic reforms have supported consumer and investor confidence despite business environment and socio-political challenges. The economic impact of the floods that hit Myanmar from July 2015 is still being assessed, but will likely adversely affect the main rice crop this year. According to preliminary analysis of census data, the areas most affected by the floods are those where people were relatively worse off. Fiscal policy is expected to remain broadly on track, but the current account will come under further pressure due to import demand for post-flood rehabilitation and slowing agricultural exports. Addressing short-term macroeconomic challenges will require continued efforts at maintaining exchange rate flexibility supported by fiscal and monetary discipline. Supporting governance improvements is a core focus of the World Bank Group (WBG) program. The WBG is well positioned to support the improvement of corporate governance standards in order to build confidence and facilitate investment in domestic firms. 2016-04-11T18:46:04Z 2016-04-11T18:46:04Z 2016-02 Report http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2016/02/25980656/myanmar-world-bank-group-partnership-country-program-snapshot http://hdl.handle.net/10986/24039 English en_US CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo/ World Bank World Bank, Yangon Country Focus :: Country Assistance Strategy Document East Asia and Pacific Myanmar
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topic TAX INCENTIVES
TARIFFS
EMPOWERMENT
ADVISORY SERVICES
BUSINESS OWNERS
FINANCIAL SERVICES
ECONOMIC GROWTH
VILLAGES
LAND ISSUES
FACILITATION
GENDER INEQUALITY
PEOPLE
CHAMBERS OF COMMERCE
FINANCING
FORMAL FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS
VILLAGE
MINIMUM WAGE
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
INTEREST
EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES
PROPERTY RIGHTS
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENTS
DEBT MANAGEMENT
BANKING SERVICES
ENTREPRENEURS
REVENUES
FISCAL POLICY
WELFARE
LENDING PORTFOLIO
ENDOWMENTS
ECONOMIC POLICY
LOAN
CAPACITY BUILDING
BENEFIT PAYMENT
LABOR FORCE PARTICIPATION
CORRUPTION
PAYMENTS
SAVING
LABOR FORCE SURVEY
INTERNATIONAL BANK
MICROFINANCE INSTITUTIONS
SMALL BUSINESS
INTERNATIONAL FINANCE
BANK OFFICIALS
LABOR MARKET
TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE
FINANCIAL NEEDS
AID EFFECTIVENESS
FINANCIAL INSTITUTION
JOB OPPORTUNITIES
ADVISORY WORK
CREDIT BUREAUS
UNION
PUBLIC FUNDS
LANDLESS HOUSEHOLDS
CURRENT ACCOUNT
ADVISORY SERVICE
FINANCES
EXCHANGE RATES
TAX EXEMPTIONS
INTEREST RATES
PAYMENT
FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS
DEBT
PRIVATE INVESTMENT
LIMITED ACCESS
RECEIPTS
PROTECTION MEASURES
FINANCIAL VIABILITY
PUBLIC FINANCE
LAND RIGHTS
MICRO-ENTREPRENEURS
LENDERS
LAND OWNERSHIP
SOCIAL SECURITY
ECONOMIC REFORMS
LOANS
ENTERPRISES
FARMERS
APPROVAL PROCEDURES
SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT
FINANCIAL SYSTEM
FINANCE
PUBLIC INVESTMENT
BANKS
EXPENDITURE
EQUITY
GRANT
GENDER GAPS
CAPITAL
INTERNATIONAL BANKING
ECONOMIC RESOURCES
STUDENT
ACCESS TO CAPITAL
FAMILY
ACCESS TO FINANCE
GENDER
BANK
FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT
CREDIT
FORMAL FINANCIAL SERVICES
FOREIGN INVESTMENT
UNIVERSAL ACCESS
SMALLHOLDER
FINANCIAL BURDEN
HOUSEHOLD
AGRICULTURAL SECTOR
ENTERPRISE
PROPERTY
SMALLHOLDER FARMERS
CREDIT REPORTING
JOB CREATION
TRADE FACILITATION
BLOCK GRANTS
INSTITUTIONAL CAPACITY
FINANCIAL ACCESS
NUTRITION
TRANSACTION COSTS
TRAINING CENTER
SMALL BUSINESS OWNERS
ACCESS TO MARKETS
DIVERSIFICATION
SOCIAL WELFARE
FINANCIAL INFRASTRUCTURE
MICROFINANCE
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITIES
SECURITY
INVESTMENT
EXTREME POVERTY
COMMERCIAL BANKS
HOUSEHOLDS
PUBLIC FACILITIES
ACCESS TO SERVICES
COLLATERAL
EQUALITY
AGRICULTURAL INCOMES
TARIFF
COST ESTIMATE
COOPERATION
PRIVATE INVESTORS
REVENUE
ECONOMIC ACTIVITIES
EARNINGS
STUDENTS
INVESTMENTS
RISK MANAGEMENT
TECHNICAL SUPPORT
EXCHANGE RATE
FAMILIES
WOMEN
OUTREACH
LABOR MARKETS
FINANCIAL SYSTEMS
ARREARS
PROPERTY OWNERSHIP
CROP FAILURES
GUARANTEE
DEVELOPMENT BANK
FINANCIAL SECTOR DEVELOPMENT
GENDER EQUALITY
PRIVATE ENTERPRISE
ECONOMIC SELF- RELIANCE
INEQUALITY
MFI
spellingShingle TAX INCENTIVES
TARIFFS
EMPOWERMENT
ADVISORY SERVICES
BUSINESS OWNERS
FINANCIAL SERVICES
ECONOMIC GROWTH
VILLAGES
LAND ISSUES
FACILITATION
GENDER INEQUALITY
PEOPLE
CHAMBERS OF COMMERCE
FINANCING
FORMAL FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS
VILLAGE
MINIMUM WAGE
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
INTEREST
EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES
PROPERTY RIGHTS
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENTS
DEBT MANAGEMENT
BANKING SERVICES
ENTREPRENEURS
REVENUES
FISCAL POLICY
WELFARE
LENDING PORTFOLIO
ENDOWMENTS
ECONOMIC POLICY
LOAN
CAPACITY BUILDING
BENEFIT PAYMENT
LABOR FORCE PARTICIPATION
CORRUPTION
PAYMENTS
SAVING
LABOR FORCE SURVEY
INTERNATIONAL BANK
MICROFINANCE INSTITUTIONS
SMALL BUSINESS
INTERNATIONAL FINANCE
BANK OFFICIALS
LABOR MARKET
TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE
FINANCIAL NEEDS
AID EFFECTIVENESS
FINANCIAL INSTITUTION
JOB OPPORTUNITIES
ADVISORY WORK
CREDIT BUREAUS
UNION
PUBLIC FUNDS
LANDLESS HOUSEHOLDS
CURRENT ACCOUNT
ADVISORY SERVICE
FINANCES
EXCHANGE RATES
TAX EXEMPTIONS
INTEREST RATES
PAYMENT
FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS
DEBT
PRIVATE INVESTMENT
LIMITED ACCESS
RECEIPTS
PROTECTION MEASURES
FINANCIAL VIABILITY
PUBLIC FINANCE
LAND RIGHTS
MICRO-ENTREPRENEURS
LENDERS
LAND OWNERSHIP
SOCIAL SECURITY
ECONOMIC REFORMS
LOANS
ENTERPRISES
FARMERS
APPROVAL PROCEDURES
SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT
FINANCIAL SYSTEM
FINANCE
PUBLIC INVESTMENT
BANKS
EXPENDITURE
EQUITY
GRANT
GENDER GAPS
CAPITAL
INTERNATIONAL BANKING
ECONOMIC RESOURCES
STUDENT
ACCESS TO CAPITAL
FAMILY
ACCESS TO FINANCE
GENDER
BANK
FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT
CREDIT
FORMAL FINANCIAL SERVICES
FOREIGN INVESTMENT
UNIVERSAL ACCESS
SMALLHOLDER
FINANCIAL BURDEN
HOUSEHOLD
AGRICULTURAL SECTOR
ENTERPRISE
PROPERTY
SMALLHOLDER FARMERS
CREDIT REPORTING
JOB CREATION
TRADE FACILITATION
BLOCK GRANTS
INSTITUTIONAL CAPACITY
FINANCIAL ACCESS
NUTRITION
TRANSACTION COSTS
TRAINING CENTER
SMALL BUSINESS OWNERS
ACCESS TO MARKETS
DIVERSIFICATION
SOCIAL WELFARE
FINANCIAL INFRASTRUCTURE
MICROFINANCE
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITIES
SECURITY
INVESTMENT
EXTREME POVERTY
COMMERCIAL BANKS
HOUSEHOLDS
PUBLIC FACILITIES
ACCESS TO SERVICES
COLLATERAL
EQUALITY
AGRICULTURAL INCOMES
TARIFF
COST ESTIMATE
COOPERATION
PRIVATE INVESTORS
REVENUE
ECONOMIC ACTIVITIES
EARNINGS
STUDENTS
INVESTMENTS
RISK MANAGEMENT
TECHNICAL SUPPORT
EXCHANGE RATE
FAMILIES
WOMEN
OUTREACH
LABOR MARKETS
FINANCIAL SYSTEMS
ARREARS
PROPERTY OWNERSHIP
CROP FAILURES
GUARANTEE
DEVELOPMENT BANK
FINANCIAL SECTOR DEVELOPMENT
GENDER EQUALITY
PRIVATE ENTERPRISE
ECONOMIC SELF- RELIANCE
INEQUALITY
MFI
World Bank Group
Myanmar-World Bank Group Partnership : Country Program Snapshot
geographic_facet East Asia and Pacific
Myanmar
description Myanmar grew at an estimated 8.5 percent in real terms in 2014-15. Economic reforms have supported consumer and investor confidence despite business environment and socio-political challenges. The economic impact of the floods that hit Myanmar from July 2015 is still being assessed, but will likely adversely affect the main rice crop this year. According to preliminary analysis of census data, the areas most affected by the floods are those where people were relatively worse off. Fiscal policy is expected to remain broadly on track, but the current account will come under further pressure due to import demand for post-flood rehabilitation and slowing agricultural exports. Addressing short-term macroeconomic challenges will require continued efforts at maintaining exchange rate flexibility supported by fiscal and monetary discipline. Supporting governance improvements is a core focus of the World Bank Group (WBG) program. The WBG is well positioned to support the improvement of corporate governance standards in order to build confidence and facilitate investment in domestic firms.
format Report
author World Bank Group
author_facet World Bank Group
author_sort World Bank Group
title Myanmar-World Bank Group Partnership : Country Program Snapshot
title_short Myanmar-World Bank Group Partnership : Country Program Snapshot
title_full Myanmar-World Bank Group Partnership : Country Program Snapshot
title_fullStr Myanmar-World Bank Group Partnership : Country Program Snapshot
title_full_unstemmed Myanmar-World Bank Group Partnership : Country Program Snapshot
title_sort myanmar-world bank group partnership : country program snapshot
publisher World Bank, Yangon
publishDate 2016
url http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2016/02/25980656/myanmar-world-bank-group-partnership-country-program-snapshot
http://hdl.handle.net/10986/24039
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