Uganda Economic Update 23rd Edition : Improving Public Spending on Health to Build Human Capital (English)

Economic activity has remained resilient despite multiple successive shocks. The external current-account balance is estimated to have remained broadly unchanged, but foreign exchange reserves have deteriorated, while rising portfolio outflows have increased depreciation pressure on the Ugandan shilling (USh). The central bank tightened its monetary policy as depreciation pressures worsened the inflation outlook during the second half of FY23-24...
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  • Rachel K. Sebudde;
    Sashana Whyte;
    Collins Chansa;
    Rogers Ayiko;
    Daniel Lukwago;
    Aziz Atamanov;

  • 2024/06/01

  • Report

  • 191319

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  • Uganda,

  • Eastern And Southern Africa,

  • 2024/06/28

  • Disclosed

  • Uganda Economic Update 23rd Edition : Improving Public Spending on Health to Build Human Capital

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Rachel K. Sebudde; Sashana Whyte; Collins Chansa; Rogers Ayiko; Daniel Lukwago; Aziz Atamanov.

Uganda Economic Update 23rd Edition : Improving Public Spending on Health to Build Human Capital (English). Washington, D.C. : World Bank Group. http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/099061524162537650

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