A Palestinian State in Two Years : Institutions for Economic Revival
On August 25, 2009, the 13th Government of the Palestinian Authority (PA) presented a program entitled "Palestine: ending the occupation, establishing the state" (hereafter referred to as the program) outlining several national goals, inc...
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ACCESS TO MARKETS ACCOUNTABILITY ACCOUNTING ADJUDICATION ARREARS AUDITING AUTONOMY BALANCE OF PAYMENTS BANK ACCOUNTS BANK BORROWING BANK MARKETS BANKING SYSTEM BANKS BASIC SERVICES BIDDING BRIBE BUDGET DEFICITS BUDGET EXECUTION BUDGETING BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT CADASTRE CAPITAL EXPENDITURES CASH BALANCES CIVIL LAW COLLATERAL FOR LOANS COMMERCIAL BANK COMMERCIAL BANKS CONSOLIDATION CONTRACTUAL OBLIGATION CREDIBILITY CRIME CRIMINAL DEBT DEFICITS DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCE DOMESTIC BANK DOMESTIC BANKS DOMESTIC BORROWING DONOR FUNDING DONOR INVESTMENTS DONOR SUPPORT ECONOMIC ACTIVITY ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENTS ECONOMIC GROWTH ECONOMIC POLICIES ECONOMIC RECOVERY ECONOMIC SYSTEM ELECTRICITY EMPLOYMENT ENROLMENT RATE EQUALITY EQUIPMENT EXCHANGE RATE EXCLUSION EXPATRIATE EXPENDITURE EXPROPRIATION FAMILIES FINANCE MANAGEMENT FINANCIAL ACCOUNTABILITY FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT FINANCIAL PLANNING FINANCIAL STATEMENTS FINANCIAL SUSTAINABILITY FISCAL AUTONOMY FISCAL POLICY GOOD GOVERNANCE GOVERNANCE REFORM GOVERNMENT EXPENDITURES GREATER ACCESS GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT HOLDING HOUSEHOLDS HOUSING HUMAN DEVELOPMENT HUMAN RESOURCES IMPORT DUTIES INDEBTEDNESS INFLATION INFORMATION SYSTEM INITIATIVE INSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENT INTERNAL AUDIT INTERNATIONAL ACCOUNTING STANDARDS INVESTMENT CLIMATE INVESTMENT FUND INVESTOR CONFIDENCE JUDICIAL INDEPENDENCE JUDICIAL SYSTEM JUDICIAL SYSTEMS JUDICIARY JUSTICE SYSTEM LABOR FORCE PARTICIPATION LABOR FORCE SURVEY LAND ADMINISTRATION LAND AS COLLATERAL LAND MANAGEMENT LAND MARKET LAND REGISTRATION LAND TITLING LAWS LEADERSHIP LEGAL FRAMEWORK LEGAL SYSTEM LICENSES LIVING STANDARDS LOCAL BANKS LOCAL GOVERNMENT LOCAL GOVERNMENTS MANDATES MARKET ECONOMY MINISTER MINISTERS MONETARY AUTHORITY MONETARY FUND MUNICIPAL DEVELOPMENT MUNICIPALITIES NATIONAL SECURITY NATURAL DISASTER NATURAL RESOURCES NEW MARKETS OPERATING COSTS PENSION PENSION REFORM PERISHABLE GOODS POLICE PORTS PRIVATE INVESTMENT PRIVATE SECTOR PRIVATE SECTOR INVESTMENT PROCUREMENT PROCUREMENT LAW PRODUCTIVITY PROPERTY RIGHTS PROSECUTION PUBLIC PUBLIC EXPENDITURES PUBLIC FINANCE PUBLIC FINANCE MANAGEMENT PUBLIC INVESTMENT PUBLIC PROCUREMENT PUBLIC PROCUREMENT LAW PUBLIC SECTOR PUBLIC SERVICES PUBLIC SPENDING REAL ESTATE RECURRENT BUDGET DEFICIT RECURRENT DEFICIT RECURRENT EXPENDITURES REFUGEES REGISTRATION SYSTEM REMEDIES REMEDY RETURN ROADS RULE OF LAW SAFETY NET SETTLEMENT SHORT-TERM BORROWING SOCIAL JUSTICE SOCIAL SERVICES SOLID WASTE COLLECTION STREETS SUPPLY CHAIN TAX TAX REVENUES TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE TELECOMMUNICATIONS TERRORISM TOTAL DEBT TRADING TRANSACTION TRANSPARENCY TRANSPORT TREASURY TRUST FUND UNEMPLOYMENT UNEMPLOYMENT RATE VIOLENCE WAGES WATER SUPPLY |
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ACCESS TO MARKETS ACCOUNTABILITY ACCOUNTING ADJUDICATION ARREARS AUDITING AUTONOMY BALANCE OF PAYMENTS BANK ACCOUNTS BANK BORROWING BANK MARKETS BANKING SYSTEM BANKS BASIC SERVICES BIDDING BRIBE BUDGET DEFICITS BUDGET EXECUTION BUDGETING BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT CADASTRE CAPITAL EXPENDITURES CASH BALANCES CIVIL LAW COLLATERAL FOR LOANS COMMERCIAL BANK COMMERCIAL BANKS CONSOLIDATION CONTRACTUAL OBLIGATION CREDIBILITY CRIME CRIMINAL DEBT DEFICITS DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCE DOMESTIC BANK DOMESTIC BANKS DOMESTIC BORROWING DONOR FUNDING DONOR INVESTMENTS DONOR SUPPORT ECONOMIC ACTIVITY ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENTS ECONOMIC GROWTH ECONOMIC POLICIES ECONOMIC RECOVERY ECONOMIC SYSTEM ELECTRICITY EMPLOYMENT ENROLMENT RATE EQUALITY EQUIPMENT EXCHANGE RATE EXCLUSION EXPATRIATE EXPENDITURE EXPROPRIATION FAMILIES FINANCE MANAGEMENT FINANCIAL ACCOUNTABILITY FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT FINANCIAL PLANNING FINANCIAL STATEMENTS FINANCIAL SUSTAINABILITY FISCAL AUTONOMY FISCAL POLICY GOOD GOVERNANCE GOVERNANCE REFORM GOVERNMENT EXPENDITURES GREATER ACCESS GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT HOLDING HOUSEHOLDS HOUSING HUMAN DEVELOPMENT HUMAN RESOURCES IMPORT DUTIES INDEBTEDNESS INFLATION INFORMATION SYSTEM INITIATIVE INSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENT INTERNAL AUDIT INTERNATIONAL ACCOUNTING STANDARDS INVESTMENT CLIMATE INVESTMENT FUND INVESTOR CONFIDENCE JUDICIAL INDEPENDENCE JUDICIAL SYSTEM JUDICIAL SYSTEMS JUDICIARY JUSTICE SYSTEM LABOR FORCE PARTICIPATION LABOR FORCE SURVEY LAND ADMINISTRATION LAND AS COLLATERAL LAND MANAGEMENT LAND MARKET LAND REGISTRATION LAND TITLING LAWS LEADERSHIP LEGAL FRAMEWORK LEGAL SYSTEM LICENSES LIVING STANDARDS LOCAL BANKS LOCAL GOVERNMENT LOCAL GOVERNMENTS MANDATES MARKET ECONOMY MINISTER MINISTERS MONETARY AUTHORITY MONETARY FUND MUNICIPAL DEVELOPMENT MUNICIPALITIES NATIONAL SECURITY NATURAL DISASTER NATURAL RESOURCES NEW MARKETS OPERATING COSTS PENSION PENSION REFORM PERISHABLE GOODS POLICE PORTS PRIVATE INVESTMENT PRIVATE SECTOR PRIVATE SECTOR INVESTMENT PROCUREMENT PROCUREMENT LAW PRODUCTIVITY PROPERTY RIGHTS PROSECUTION PUBLIC PUBLIC EXPENDITURES PUBLIC FINANCE PUBLIC FINANCE MANAGEMENT PUBLIC INVESTMENT PUBLIC PROCUREMENT PUBLIC PROCUREMENT LAW PUBLIC SECTOR PUBLIC SERVICES PUBLIC SPENDING REAL ESTATE RECURRENT BUDGET DEFICIT RECURRENT DEFICIT RECURRENT EXPENDITURES REFUGEES REGISTRATION SYSTEM REMEDIES REMEDY RETURN ROADS RULE OF LAW SAFETY NET SETTLEMENT SHORT-TERM BORROWING SOCIAL JUSTICE SOCIAL SERVICES SOLID WASTE COLLECTION STREETS SUPPLY CHAIN TAX TAX REVENUES TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE TELECOMMUNICATIONS TERRORISM TOTAL DEBT TRADING TRANSACTION TRANSPARENCY TRANSPORT TREASURY TRUST FUND UNEMPLOYMENT UNEMPLOYMENT RATE VIOLENCE WAGES WATER SUPPLY World Bank A Palestinian State in Two Years : Institutions for Economic Revival |
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On August 25, 2009, the 13th Government
of the Palestinian Authority (PA) presented a program
entitled "Palestine: ending the occupation,
establishing the state" (hereafter referred to as the
program) outlining several national goals, including the
achievement of 'economic independence and national
prosperity'. The program accords high priority to the
development of the public institutions of the PA in order to
achieve the stated national goals. It acknowledges that
maintaining an efficient and effective public sector that
provides citizens with high quality services and value for
money is a constant challenge. No amount of well-functioning
institutions, will, however, lead to economic growth in the
absence of access to markets, whether within the West Bank
and Gaza, in Israel, or in the rest of the world. In this
regard, the recent developments in easing of movement and
access restrictions by the Government of Israel (GoI)
represent a welcome first step. The GoI has taken steps to
ease movement restrictions in the West Bank and to allow
greater access to West Bank markets for Arab citizens of
Israel. In the first half of 2009, the political stalemate
in Gaza continued and the economy stagnated. The West Bank
economy is showing signs of new growth, so that it is
possible that for the first time in years, West Bank and
Gaza (WB&G) may have positive per capita Gross Domestic
Product (GDP) growth in 2009. |
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A Palestinian State in Two Years : Institutions for Economic Revival |
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A Palestinian State in Two Years : Institutions for Economic Revival |
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A Palestinian State in Two Years : Institutions for Economic Revival |
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A Palestinian State in Two Years : Institutions for Economic Revival |
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A Palestinian State in Two Years : Institutions for Economic Revival |
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palestinian state in two years : institutions for economic revival |
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2017 |
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http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/371091468141891102/A-Palestinian-state-in-two-years-institutions-for-economic-revival-economic-monitoring-report-to-the-Ad-Hoc-Liaison-Committee http://hdl.handle.net/10986/28090 |
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okr-10986-280902021-04-23T14:04:46Z A Palestinian State in Two Years : Institutions for Economic Revival World Bank ACCESS TO MARKETS ACCOUNTABILITY ACCOUNTING ADJUDICATION ARREARS AUDITING AUTONOMY BALANCE OF PAYMENTS BANK ACCOUNTS BANK BORROWING BANK MARKETS BANKING SYSTEM BANKS BASIC SERVICES BIDDING BRIBE BUDGET DEFICITS BUDGET EXECUTION BUDGETING BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT CADASTRE CAPITAL EXPENDITURES CASH BALANCES CIVIL LAW COLLATERAL FOR LOANS COMMERCIAL BANK COMMERCIAL BANKS CONSOLIDATION CONTRACTUAL OBLIGATION CREDIBILITY CRIME CRIMINAL DEBT DEFICITS DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCE DOMESTIC BANK DOMESTIC BANKS DOMESTIC BORROWING DONOR FUNDING DONOR INVESTMENTS DONOR SUPPORT ECONOMIC ACTIVITY ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENTS ECONOMIC GROWTH ECONOMIC POLICIES ECONOMIC RECOVERY ECONOMIC SYSTEM ELECTRICITY EMPLOYMENT ENROLMENT RATE EQUALITY EQUIPMENT EXCHANGE RATE EXCLUSION EXPATRIATE EXPENDITURE EXPROPRIATION FAMILIES FINANCE MANAGEMENT FINANCIAL ACCOUNTABILITY FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT FINANCIAL PLANNING FINANCIAL STATEMENTS FINANCIAL SUSTAINABILITY FISCAL AUTONOMY FISCAL POLICY GOOD GOVERNANCE GOVERNANCE REFORM GOVERNMENT EXPENDITURES GREATER ACCESS GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT HOLDING HOUSEHOLDS HOUSING HUMAN DEVELOPMENT HUMAN RESOURCES IMPORT DUTIES INDEBTEDNESS INFLATION INFORMATION SYSTEM INITIATIVE INSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENT INTERNAL AUDIT INTERNATIONAL ACCOUNTING STANDARDS INVESTMENT CLIMATE INVESTMENT FUND INVESTOR CONFIDENCE JUDICIAL INDEPENDENCE JUDICIAL SYSTEM JUDICIAL SYSTEMS JUDICIARY JUSTICE SYSTEM LABOR FORCE PARTICIPATION LABOR FORCE SURVEY LAND ADMINISTRATION LAND AS COLLATERAL LAND MANAGEMENT LAND MARKET LAND REGISTRATION LAND TITLING LAWS LEADERSHIP LEGAL FRAMEWORK LEGAL SYSTEM LICENSES LIVING STANDARDS LOCAL BANKS LOCAL GOVERNMENT LOCAL GOVERNMENTS MANDATES MARKET ECONOMY MINISTER MINISTERS MONETARY AUTHORITY MONETARY FUND MUNICIPAL DEVELOPMENT MUNICIPALITIES NATIONAL SECURITY NATURAL DISASTER NATURAL RESOURCES NEW MARKETS OPERATING COSTS PENSION PENSION REFORM PERISHABLE GOODS POLICE PORTS PRIVATE INVESTMENT PRIVATE SECTOR PRIVATE SECTOR INVESTMENT PROCUREMENT PROCUREMENT LAW PRODUCTIVITY PROPERTY RIGHTS PROSECUTION PUBLIC PUBLIC EXPENDITURES PUBLIC FINANCE PUBLIC FINANCE MANAGEMENT PUBLIC INVESTMENT PUBLIC PROCUREMENT PUBLIC PROCUREMENT LAW PUBLIC SECTOR PUBLIC SERVICES PUBLIC SPENDING REAL ESTATE RECURRENT BUDGET DEFICIT RECURRENT DEFICIT RECURRENT EXPENDITURES REFUGEES REGISTRATION SYSTEM REMEDIES REMEDY RETURN ROADS RULE OF LAW SAFETY NET SETTLEMENT SHORT-TERM BORROWING SOCIAL JUSTICE SOCIAL SERVICES SOLID WASTE COLLECTION STREETS SUPPLY CHAIN TAX TAX REVENUES TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE TELECOMMUNICATIONS TERRORISM TOTAL DEBT TRADING TRANSACTION TRANSPARENCY TRANSPORT TREASURY TRUST FUND UNEMPLOYMENT UNEMPLOYMENT RATE VIOLENCE WAGES WATER SUPPLY On August 25, 2009, the 13th Government of the Palestinian Authority (PA) presented a program entitled "Palestine: ending the occupation, establishing the state" (hereafter referred to as the program) outlining several national goals, including the achievement of 'economic independence and national prosperity'. The program accords high priority to the development of the public institutions of the PA in order to achieve the stated national goals. It acknowledges that maintaining an efficient and effective public sector that provides citizens with high quality services and value for money is a constant challenge. No amount of well-functioning institutions, will, however, lead to economic growth in the absence of access to markets, whether within the West Bank and Gaza, in Israel, or in the rest of the world. In this regard, the recent developments in easing of movement and access restrictions by the Government of Israel (GoI) represent a welcome first step. The GoI has taken steps to ease movement restrictions in the West Bank and to allow greater access to West Bank markets for Arab citizens of Israel. In the first half of 2009, the political stalemate in Gaza continued and the economy stagnated. The West Bank economy is showing signs of new growth, so that it is possible that for the first time in years, West Bank and Gaza (WB&G) may have positive per capita Gross Domestic Product (GDP) growth in 2009. 2017-08-29T20:32:17Z 2017-08-29T20:32:17Z 2009-09-22 Report http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/371091468141891102/A-Palestinian-state-in-two-years-institutions-for-economic-revival-economic-monitoring-report-to-the-Ad-Hoc-Liaison-Committee http://hdl.handle.net/10986/28090 English en_US CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo World Bank Washington, DC Economic & Sector Work :: Economic Updates and Modeling Economic & Sector Work Middle East and North Africa West Bank and Gaza |