Transcript of Board committee meeting of the Executive Directors of the IBRD and IDA held on Tuesday, March 11, 2003 : steps in scaling up - Education for all, Health, HIV and AIDS, Water and Sanitation (English)

• Document Date

  2003/03/11

• Document Type

  Transcript

• Report Number

  115731

• Volume No

  1

• Total Volume(s)

  1

• Country

  World,

• Region

  The World Region,

• Disclosure Date

  2017/06/07

• Disclosure Status

  Disclosed

• Doc Name

  Transcript of Board committee meeting of the Executive Directors of the IBRD and IDA held on Tuesday, March 11, 2003 : steps in scaling up - Education for all, Health, HIV and AIDS, Water and Sanitation

• Keywords

  Education for All Fast Track Initiative;Infant and Maternal Mortality Rates;data collection and analysis;water supply and sanitation;efficient delivery of services;privatization of water supply;national poverty reduction strategy;impact of trade liberalization;reduction of transaction costs;objective of poverty reduction;private capital flow;Public Expenditure Management;availability of water;alternative financing mechanism;country growth rate;commitment of minister;expansion of education;spread of hiv;country aid allocation;civil society involvement;enrollment of child;universal primary education;lack of resource;source of financing;importance of remittance;expenditure tracking studies;form of commitment;human capital building;years of schooling;total fertility rate;annual financing gap;business model;international community;physical infrastructure;donor assistance;specific commitment;sectoral approach;recipient countries;gender parity;incremental cost;bank's performance;disbursement rate;financing requirement;political will;point estimate;grant money;Learning and Innovation Credit;donor community;bilateral agency;private investment;political pressure;concrete work;afternoon session;donor coordination;child survival;global fund;beneficiary country;development target;mutual responsibility;short notice;water agenda;gender goal;water sector;resource flow;budget cycle;yearly budget;absorptive capacity;country leadership;debt issue;global initiative;individual policy;financial mean;sustainable resource;positive impact;Infant Mortality;Continuing Education;regional dimension;bottom-up approach;education service;Education Services;banking system;increased opportunity;investment climate;existing resources;domestic financing;resource estimate;long-term commitment;intended destination;sectoral reform;unmet demand;aid dependence;capital need;debt trap;rural area;budget fund;aid resource;delivery efficiency;individual sectors;institutional change;intended recipient;financial requirement;specific issue;government system;electric supply;empirical evidence;

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• Language

  English

• Topics

  Water, Education, Education for All, HIV/AIDS, Health,

• Historic Topics

  Education, Health, Nutrition and Population, Water Resources, Water Supply and Sanitation,

• Historic SubTopics

  Health Care Services Industry, Educational Sciences, Educational Populations, HIV AIDS, Hydrology, Cholera, Communicable Diseases, Leprosy, Education for Development (superceded), Education For All,

• Unit Owning

  Policy and Operations (SECPO)

• Version Type

  Final

• Series Name

  Board transcript,

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