El Salvador : Policy Dialogue and Consensus Building Non-Lending Technical Assistance
The Non-lending Technical Assistance (NLTA) to support policy dialogue and consensus building in El Salvador was a just-in-time response to support the Bank s re-engagement in the country in the context of a transition period characterized by: a) t...
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okr-10986-129042021-04-23T14:03:03Z El Salvador : Policy Dialogue and Consensus Building Non-Lending Technical Assistance World Bank ANALYTICAL WORK BORROWING CIVIL SOCIETY CONSENSUS CONSENSUS BUILDING CONSTRUCTIVE DIALOGUE CONSULTATIONS COUNTRY TEAM DECISION-MAKING PROCESS DEVELOPMENT PLAN ECONOMIC CRISIS ECONOMIC RECESSION ELECTION ELECTIONS ENGAGEMENT STRATEGIES FACILITATORS FISCAL BALANCE FISCAL DEFICIT FISCAL ISSUES FISCAL MANAGEMENT FISCAL POLICY FISCAL SUSTAINABILITY FLEXIBILITY IMPLEMENTATION CAPACITY INITIATIVE KNOWLEDGE SHARING MINISTERS NEGOTIATIONS PARTICIPATORY PROCESS POLICY CHANGES POLICY DIALOGUE POLICY FORMULATION POLITICAL CYCLE POLITICAL ECONOMY POLITICAL ECONOMY ANALYSIS POLITICAL GROUPS POLITICAL INSTITUTIONS POLITICAL PARTIES POLITICAL RISKS POLITICAL SYSTEM POVERTY REDUCTION PREPARATION PRIVATE SECTOR PUBLIC SECTOR PUBLIC SECTOR PERFORMANCE RE-ENGAGEMENT RULING PARTY STAKEHOLDER STAKEHOLDERS TRANSPARENCY The Non-lending Technical Assistance (NLTA) to support policy dialogue and consensus building in El Salvador was a just-in-time response to support the Bank s re-engagement in the country in the context of a transition period characterized by: a) the political transition process in the country including the presidential and Congress pre-election and election periods and the change of administration; b) the impact of the global economic crisis hitting a highly vulnerable local economy; and c) the preparation of the Bank s Country Partnership Strategy (CPS) aiming at re-engaging and reactivating a program in a country with minimum activity in the past four years. A country characterized with a highly polarized political system was going through a historic transition period with a new government coming from the opposition party for the first time in 20 years. The transition that took place in mid 2009 was also marked with the strong hit of the global economic crisis that impacted on the overall country s macroeconomic performance and seriously limited the capacity of the government to respond to urgent needs. Within this context the proposed NLTA was conceived to provide support to the country policy dialogue by facilitating the discussion of critical aspects in the context of the adverse economic and social situation. 2013-03-25T18:12:05Z 2013-03-25T18:12:05Z 2009-01 http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2009/01/16371264/dfid-markets-governance-poverty-reduction-mgpr-fund-el-salvador-policy-dialogue-consensus-building-non-lending-technical-assistance-nlta http://hdl.handle.net/10986/12904 English en_US CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo/ World Bank Washington, DC Economic & Sector Work :: Other Public Sector Study Economic & Sector Work Latin America & Caribbean El Salvador |
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ANALYTICAL WORK BORROWING CIVIL SOCIETY CONSENSUS CONSENSUS BUILDING CONSTRUCTIVE DIALOGUE CONSULTATIONS COUNTRY TEAM DECISION-MAKING PROCESS DEVELOPMENT PLAN ECONOMIC CRISIS ECONOMIC RECESSION ELECTION ELECTIONS ENGAGEMENT STRATEGIES FACILITATORS FISCAL BALANCE FISCAL DEFICIT FISCAL ISSUES FISCAL MANAGEMENT FISCAL POLICY FISCAL SUSTAINABILITY FLEXIBILITY IMPLEMENTATION CAPACITY INITIATIVE KNOWLEDGE SHARING MINISTERS NEGOTIATIONS PARTICIPATORY PROCESS POLICY CHANGES POLICY DIALOGUE POLICY FORMULATION POLITICAL CYCLE POLITICAL ECONOMY POLITICAL ECONOMY ANALYSIS POLITICAL GROUPS POLITICAL INSTITUTIONS POLITICAL PARTIES POLITICAL RISKS POLITICAL SYSTEM POVERTY REDUCTION PREPARATION PRIVATE SECTOR PUBLIC SECTOR PUBLIC SECTOR PERFORMANCE RE-ENGAGEMENT RULING PARTY STAKEHOLDER STAKEHOLDERS TRANSPARENCY |
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ANALYTICAL WORK BORROWING CIVIL SOCIETY CONSENSUS CONSENSUS BUILDING CONSTRUCTIVE DIALOGUE CONSULTATIONS COUNTRY TEAM DECISION-MAKING PROCESS DEVELOPMENT PLAN ECONOMIC CRISIS ECONOMIC RECESSION ELECTION ELECTIONS ENGAGEMENT STRATEGIES FACILITATORS FISCAL BALANCE FISCAL DEFICIT FISCAL ISSUES FISCAL MANAGEMENT FISCAL POLICY FISCAL SUSTAINABILITY FLEXIBILITY IMPLEMENTATION CAPACITY INITIATIVE KNOWLEDGE SHARING MINISTERS NEGOTIATIONS PARTICIPATORY PROCESS POLICY CHANGES POLICY DIALOGUE POLICY FORMULATION POLITICAL CYCLE POLITICAL ECONOMY POLITICAL ECONOMY ANALYSIS POLITICAL GROUPS POLITICAL INSTITUTIONS POLITICAL PARTIES POLITICAL RISKS POLITICAL SYSTEM POVERTY REDUCTION PREPARATION PRIVATE SECTOR PUBLIC SECTOR PUBLIC SECTOR PERFORMANCE RE-ENGAGEMENT RULING PARTY STAKEHOLDER STAKEHOLDERS TRANSPARENCY World Bank El Salvador : Policy Dialogue and Consensus Building Non-Lending Technical Assistance |
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The Non-lending Technical Assistance
(NLTA) to support policy dialogue and consensus building in
El Salvador was a just-in-time response to support the
Bank s re-engagement in the country in the context of a
transition period characterized by: a) the political
transition process in the country including the presidential
and Congress pre-election and election periods and the
change of administration; b) the impact of the global
economic crisis hitting a highly vulnerable local economy;
and c) the preparation of the Bank s Country Partnership
Strategy (CPS) aiming at re-engaging and reactivating a
program in a country with minimum activity in the past four
years. A country characterized with a highly polarized
political system was going through a historic transition
period with a new government coming from the opposition
party for the first time in 20 years. The transition that
took place in mid 2009 was also marked with the strong hit
of the global economic crisis that impacted on the overall
country s macroeconomic performance and seriously limited
the capacity of the government to respond to urgent needs.
Within this context the proposed NLTA was conceived to
provide support to the country policy dialogue by
facilitating the discussion of critical aspects in the
context of the adverse economic and social situation. |
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El Salvador : Policy Dialogue and Consensus Building Non-Lending Technical Assistance |
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El Salvador : Policy Dialogue and Consensus Building Non-Lending Technical Assistance |
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El Salvador : Policy Dialogue and Consensus Building Non-Lending Technical Assistance |
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El Salvador : Policy Dialogue and Consensus Building Non-Lending Technical Assistance |
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El Salvador : Policy Dialogue and Consensus Building Non-Lending Technical Assistance |
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el salvador : policy dialogue and consensus building non-lending technical assistance |
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Washington, DC |
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2013 |
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http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2009/01/16371264/dfid-markets-governance-poverty-reduction-mgpr-fund-el-salvador-policy-dialogue-consensus-building-non-lending-technical-assistance-nlta http://hdl.handle.net/10986/12904 |
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