Uganda Debt Transparency Policy Note 2021 : Final - A Stock-Taking of Transparency of Public Debt Data, Debt Management and Domestic Borrowing Practices (English)

This makes debt and debt management transparency even more important. While new sources of funding can provide opportunities to advance development goals, they can also lead to significant economic costs, if debt is not managed well. Uganda is doing well in terms of public debt and debt management transparency compared to other Sub-Saharan, IDA-eligible countries, when assessed through the lens of the World Bank’s (WB) Public debt heat maps. These...

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Stucka,Tihomir;

Sebudde,Rachel K.;

Walker,Richard Ancrum;
Document Date
2021/04/20
Document Type
Policy Note
Report Number
158577
Volume No
1
Total Volume(s)
1
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Uganda,
Region
Eastern and Southern Africa,
Disclosure Date
2021/04/27
Disclosure Status
Disclosed
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Uganda Debt Transparency Policy Note 2021 : Final - A Stock-Taking of Transparency of Public Debt Data, Debt Management and Domestic Borrowing Practices

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Stucka,Tihomir; Sebudde,Rachel K.; Walker,Richard Ancrum.

Uganda Debt Transparency Policy Note 2021 : Final - A Stock-Taking of Transparency of Public Debt Data, Debt Management and Domestic Borrowing Practices (English). Washington, D.C. : World Bank Group. http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/602141619510073349

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