Republic of Congo Public Expenditure Management and Financial Accountability Review [electronic resource] : Implementing Public Financial Management Reforms to Stimulate Growth and Achieve Shared Prosperity.
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TextSeries: Public Expenditure Review | World Bank e-LibraryPublication details: Washington, D.C. : The World Bank, 2015Subject(s): Accountability | Accounting | Burns | Children | Communicable Diseases | Cost-Benefit analysis | Debt | Debt Management | Debt Markets | Decision Making | Disasters | Economic Recovery | Educational Attainment | Exchange Rates | Expenditures | Family Planning | Feasibility Studies | Finance and Financial Sector Development | Financial Management | Financial Sector | Fiscal Sustainability | Fiscal Year | Governance | Gross Domestic Product | Health | Health Monitoring & Evaluation | Health Outcomes | Health Policy | Health, Nutrition and Population | Hospitals | Income Tax | Inflation | Knowledge | Life Expectancy | Marketing | Measurement | Migration | Morbidity | Mortality | National Governance | Natural Resources | Nurses | Nutrition | Pregnancy | Prevention | Private Sector | Public Expenditure, Financial Management and Procurement | Public Finance | Public Health | Public Investment | Public Procurement | Public Sector Development | Public Sector Governance | Public Sector Management and Reform | Public Spending | Quality Control | Quality of Life | Taxes | Transparency | Unemployment | Violence | Waste | Weight | WorkersOnline resources: Click here to access online Abstract: The Republic of Congo (Congo) boasts numerous assets that can be harnessed to build a strong and robust economy. These assets are oil, ore such as iron and potash, arable lands, and a young population. Congo is the fourth largest oil producer among West and Central African countries, both in total production (260,000 barrels per day) and production per capita terms. In addition, the country is endowed with substantial iron and potash that are yet to be exploited; it has a vast arable lands that could be useful for agricultural development; and the country boasts a young population, which, if well-educated, could be a dynamic labor force helping to spur economic growth.
The Republic of Congo (Congo) boasts numerous assets that can be harnessed to build a strong and robust economy. These assets are oil, ore such as iron and potash, arable lands, and a young population. Congo is the fourth largest oil producer among West and Central African countries, both in total production (260,000 barrels per day) and production per capita terms. In addition, the country is endowed with substantial iron and potash that are yet to be exploited; it has a vast arable lands that could be useful for agricultural development; and the country boasts a young population, which, if well-educated, could be a dynamic labor force helping to spur economic growth.
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