Malawi Economic Monitor, November 2017 : Land for Inclusive Development

Malawi Economic Monitor, November 2017 : Land for Inclusive Development

The Malawi Economic Monitor (MEM) provides an analysis of economic and structural development issues in Malawi. The aim of the publication is to foster better-informed policy analysis and debate regarding the key challenges that Malawi faces in its...

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Main Authors: Kandoole, Priscilla, Record, Richard, Deininger, Klaus, Kalemba, Sunganani, Stylianou, Eleni, Chilima, Efrem, Kufeyani, Linly
Format: Report
Language:English
Published: World Bank, Washington, DC 2017
Online Access:http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/422571510808901529/Malawi-economic-monitor-land-for-inclusive-development
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spelling okr-10986-288882021-09-10T08:55:51Z Malawi Economic Monitor, November 2017 : Land for Inclusive Development Kandoole, Priscilla Record, Richard Deininger, Klaus Kalemba, Sunganani Stylianou, Eleni Chilima, Efrem Kufeyani, Linly The Malawi Economic Monitor (MEM) provides an analysis of economic and structural development issues in Malawi. The aim of the publication is to foster better-informed policy analysis and debate regarding the key challenges that Malawi faces in its endeavor to achieve high rates of stable, inclusive, and sustainable economic growth. Malawi’s economy is primarily based on agriculture and heavily reliant on its land resources to achieve social and economic development. The recently promulgated land acts have the potential to create multiple economic and social benefits for Malawi's citizens by improving investor confidence in the business environment, reducing the cost of documenting rights, supporting decentralization, improving land use planning, and protecting vulnerable groups’ land rights and livelihoods. The effective implementation of these critical land reforms will ultimately facilitate the attainment of inclusive growth, boost productivity, and generate additional revenue for the government. The MEM consists of two parts: part one presents a review of recent economic developments and a macroeconomic outlook. Part two focuses on a special selected topic relevant to Malawi’s development prospects. 2017-11-17T14:33:16Z 2017-11-17T14:33:16Z 2017-11-01 Report http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/422571510808901529/Malawi-economic-monitor-land-for-inclusive-development http://hdl.handle.net/10986/28888 English CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo World Bank World Bank, Washington, DC Economic & Sector Work :: Economic Updates and Modeling Economic & Sector Work Africa Malawi
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description The Malawi Economic Monitor (MEM) provides an analysis of economic and structural development issues in Malawi. The aim of the publication is to foster better-informed policy analysis and debate regarding the key challenges that Malawi faces in its endeavor to achieve high rates of stable, inclusive, and sustainable economic growth. Malawi’s economy is primarily based on agriculture and heavily reliant on its land resources to achieve social and economic development. The recently promulgated land acts have the potential to create multiple economic and social benefits for Malawi's citizens by improving investor confidence in the business environment, reducing the cost of documenting rights, supporting decentralization, improving land use planning, and protecting vulnerable groups’ land rights and livelihoods. The effective implementation of these critical land reforms will ultimately facilitate the attainment of inclusive growth, boost productivity, and generate additional revenue for the government. The MEM consists of two parts: part one presents a review of recent economic developments and a macroeconomic outlook. Part two focuses on a special selected topic relevant to Malawi’s development prospects.
format Report
author Kandoole, Priscilla
Record, Richard
Deininger, Klaus
Kalemba, Sunganani
Stylianou, Eleni
Chilima, Efrem
Kufeyani, Linly
spellingShingle Kandoole, Priscilla
Record, Richard
Deininger, Klaus
Kalemba, Sunganani
Stylianou, Eleni
Chilima, Efrem
Kufeyani, Linly
Malawi Economic Monitor, November 2017 : Land for Inclusive Development
author_facet Kandoole, Priscilla
Record, Richard
Deininger, Klaus
Kalemba, Sunganani
Stylianou, Eleni
Chilima, Efrem
Kufeyani, Linly
author_sort Kandoole, Priscilla
title Malawi Economic Monitor, November 2017 : Land for Inclusive Development
title_short Malawi Economic Monitor, November 2017 : Land for Inclusive Development
title_full Malawi Economic Monitor, November 2017 : Land for Inclusive Development
title_fullStr Malawi Economic Monitor, November 2017 : Land for Inclusive Development
title_full_unstemmed Malawi Economic Monitor, November 2017 : Land for Inclusive Development
title_sort malawi economic monitor, november 2017 : land for inclusive development
publisher World Bank, Washington, DC
publishDate 2017
url http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/422571510808901529/Malawi-economic-monitor-land-for-inclusive-development
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