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Public sector reform : what works and why? : an evaluation of World Bank support

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TextPublication details: World Bank WashingtonUS 2008Description: xxvi, 90 p. : illSubject(s):

FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT

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4/29/09 JOYD

Summary: Examines Bank lending and other support for public sector reform in four areas viz. public financial management, administrative and civil service, revenue administration, and anticorruption and transparency.

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Examines Bank lending and other support for public sector reform in four areas viz. public financial management, administrative and civil service, revenue administration, and anticorruption and transparency.

4/29/09 JOYD

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