Mozambique - Capacity Building : Public Sector and Legal Institutions Development Project (English)

• Document Date

  1992/10/29

• Document Type

  President's Report

• Report Number

  P5866

• Volume No

  1

• Total Volume(s)

  1

• Country

  Mozambique,

• Region

  Africa,

• Disclosure Date

  2012/07/10

• Disclosure Status

  Disclosed

• Doc Name

  Mozambique - Capacity Building : Public Sector and Legal Institutions Development Project

• Keywords

  Economic and Financial Management;legal institution;senior civil servants;Public and Private Institution;national bar association;high degree of centralization;social and economic development;Legal Services;legal profession;mandatory retirement age;Civil Service Reform;conditions of employment;upper secondary education;continuing education programs;condition of effectiveness;foreign technical assistance;legal assistance;availability of textbook;student learning achievement;civil service personnel;public sector personnel;private sector performance;civil service pay;area of education;poverty alleviation program;private sector activity;private sector management;Public Administration Reform;law and regulation;public international law;lack of transportation;international economic law;human resource development;normal retirement age;costs for operation;Standard Bidding Documents;private international law;lack of incentive;female civil servant;continuing legal education;agriculture and irrigation;service delivery functions;economic policy formulation;government salary scales;situation of women;national civil service;private sector remuneration;share of professional;local training institution;public sector institution;quality and efficiency;civil service remuneration;civil service salary;lack of textbook;practice of law;decentralization of government;decentralization in government;external training program;legal information system;law and development;level of qualification;danish international development;duplication of efforts;Civil Service Employment;high level position;alternative dispute resolution;law school;practical training;long-term strategy;court system;legal materials;donor community;government post;project costing;legal workers;legal sector;legal training;university degree;donor agencies;personnel management;public pay;educational qualification;severe shortage;law clerk;international agency;civil works;school year;Management Systems;Independent Judiciary;formal schooling;library material;career structure;professional training;formal approval;legal capability;court decision;progress reviews;age cohort;legal professional;computer hardware;local capacity;academic qualification;data bank;skilled personnel;legal framework;market economy;work environment;legal reform;legal skill;

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• Language

  English

• Rel. Proj ID

  MZ-Leg & Pub Sec. Capac -- P001810

• Theme

  Administrative and civil service reform,Law reform,Legal services

• Major Sector

  Public Administration

• Sector

  Law and Justice,Central Government (Central Agencies)

• TF No/Name

  TF023425-MOZAMBIQUE CAPACITY BUILDING

• Topics

  Justice, Education, Skills Development and Labor Market, Education, Access to Justice, Public Administration,

• Historic Topics

  Information and Communication Technologies, Law and Development, Governance, Public Sector Development,

• Historic SubTopics

  Judicial System Reform, Public Sector Administrative & Civil Service Reform, Educational Sciences, Law and Justice Institutions, Democratic Government, Public Sector Administrative and Civil Service Reform, De Facto Governments, Justice for the Poor,

• Unit Owning

  Governance - GP (GGODR)

• Originating Unit

  Population and Human Resources Division-288

• Loan No

  24370

• Lending Instrument

  Technical Assistance Loan

• Version Type

  Final

• Product Line

  IBRD/IDA

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