Country Partnership Framework for the Republic of Costa Rica for the Period FY16-FY20
Costa Rica stands out for being one of the most politically stable, progressive, and prosperous nations in Latin America and the Caribbean (LAC). Political stability and inclusive social policies have contributed to solid growth rates and the moder...
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okr-10986-231242021-04-23T14:04:12Z Country Partnership Framework for the Republic of Costa Rica for the Period FY16-FY20 World Bank Group WASTE RISKS CAPITAL MARKETS ECONOMIC INCENTIVES ECONOMIC GROWTH RENEWABLE RESOURCES PEOPLE FOSSIL FUELS WASTE MANAGEMENT FOREST MANAGEMENT KIDNEY DISEASES REDUCING EMISSIONS CARBON LAWS PREVENTION EXPECTATIONS AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION PRODUCERS RESOURCE MANAGEMENT BALANCE OF PAYMENTS TIMBER LABOR FORCE RESOURCE ALLOCATION EMISSIONS HEALTH CARE POLITICAL ECONOMY REVENUES INCENTIVES HEALTH MODELS SOIL POLLUTION CRIME SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT EMISSION REDUCTIONS COMMUNITY PARTICIPATION DEVELOPED COUNTRIES LIFE EXPECTANCY PUBLIC HEALTH RESOURCE USE HOSPITALIZATION KNOWLEDGE ECONOMIC ACTIVITY DIABETES FISCAL POLICIES ENVIRONMENTAL CONSERVATION EFFORTS LABOR COSTS AIR POLLUTION TRADEOFFS STERILIZATION PATIENT PATIENTS SOCIAL EXCLUSION INTERVENTION HEALTH INDICATORS AGING OPTIONS QUOTAS DEBT POLLUTION FORESTRY DISASTERS NATURAL RESOURCES MORTALITY SUBSIDIES EMISSIONS REDUCTION EFFICIENCY CARBON EMISSIONS TAXES LAND USE EFFECTIVE USE RESOURCES UNEMPLOYMENT EQUITY RURAL COMMUNITIES YOUNG ADULTS WORKERS ENVIRONMENTAL CONSERVATION WAGES CLIMATE CHANGE AGED ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT ELECTRICITY DEMAND CREDIT ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS SOCIAL POLICY DEFORESTATION DIVISION OF LABOR PURCHASING POWER CPI DEMAND HEALTH OUTCOMES SUSTAINABLE USE SUSTAINABLE GROWTH PUBLIC EXPENDITURES EXPENDITURES PROPERTY TAX RATES MEASUREMENT OPPORTUNITY COSTS ENVIRONMENT QUALITY CONTROL SECURITIES QUALITY OF LIFE TAX REVENUE ENERGY EFFICIENCY WEIGHT TRADE LAND CHILDREN DRINKING WATER COMMERCIAL BANKS COMPARATIVE ADVANTAGE AGRICULTURAL SUBSIDIES REVENUE HIGH UNEMPLOYMENT RISK MANAGEMENT TAX REFORM STRATEGY REGISTRATION ENVIRONMENTAL HOSPITALS POLICY INSTRUMENTS INTERMEDIARIES HEALTH SERVICES IMPLEMENTATION PREGNANCY PRICES ECONOMIES ENVIRONMENTAL POLICIES Costa Rica stands out for being one of the most politically stable, progressive, and prosperous nations in Latin America and the Caribbean (LAC). Political stability and inclusive social policies have contributed to solid growth rates and the modernization of the country. The combination of political stability, the social compact and steady growth, has resulted in one of the lowest poverty rates in LAC. Costa Rica is also a global leader for its environmental policies and accomplishments, which have helped the country to build its Green Trademark. The pioneering payments for environmental services program has been successful in promoting forest and biodiversity conservation and Costa Rica is the only tropical country in the world that has reversed deforestation. Two pressing development challenges stand out: the deteriorating fiscal situation and stubborn inequality. These challenges cut across the fabric of Costa Rica’s development model and affect the basic pillars of development: inclusion, growth, and sustainability. The new government seeks to address these problems and is committed to an inclusive society that guarantees the welfare of its people, supported by transparent and accountable public institutions. The World Bank Group’s (WBG’s) new country partnership framework (CPF) seeks to support Costa Rica’s objectives of reducing constraints to productive inclusion and bolstering fiscal, social, and environmental sustainability. 2015-11-23T17:33:29Z 2015-11-23T17:33:29Z 2015-04-23 Report http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2015/05/24447199/costa-rica-country-partnership-framework-period-fy2016-20 http://hdl.handle.net/10986/23124 English en_US CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo/ World Bank World Bank, Washington, DC Country Focus :: Country Assistance Strategy Document Costa Rica |
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WASTE RISKS CAPITAL MARKETS ECONOMIC INCENTIVES ECONOMIC GROWTH RENEWABLE RESOURCES PEOPLE FOSSIL FUELS WASTE MANAGEMENT FOREST MANAGEMENT KIDNEY DISEASES REDUCING EMISSIONS CARBON LAWS PREVENTION EXPECTATIONS AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION PRODUCERS RESOURCE MANAGEMENT BALANCE OF PAYMENTS TIMBER LABOR FORCE RESOURCE ALLOCATION EMISSIONS HEALTH CARE POLITICAL ECONOMY REVENUES INCENTIVES HEALTH MODELS SOIL POLLUTION CRIME SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT EMISSION REDUCTIONS COMMUNITY PARTICIPATION DEVELOPED COUNTRIES LIFE EXPECTANCY PUBLIC HEALTH RESOURCE USE HOSPITALIZATION KNOWLEDGE ECONOMIC ACTIVITY DIABETES FISCAL POLICIES ENVIRONMENTAL CONSERVATION EFFORTS LABOR COSTS AIR POLLUTION TRADEOFFS STERILIZATION PATIENT PATIENTS SOCIAL EXCLUSION INTERVENTION HEALTH INDICATORS AGING OPTIONS QUOTAS DEBT POLLUTION FORESTRY DISASTERS NATURAL RESOURCES MORTALITY SUBSIDIES EMISSIONS REDUCTION EFFICIENCY CARBON EMISSIONS TAXES LAND USE EFFECTIVE USE RESOURCES UNEMPLOYMENT EQUITY RURAL COMMUNITIES YOUNG ADULTS WORKERS ENVIRONMENTAL CONSERVATION WAGES CLIMATE CHANGE AGED ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT ELECTRICITY DEMAND CREDIT ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS SOCIAL POLICY DEFORESTATION DIVISION OF LABOR PURCHASING POWER CPI DEMAND HEALTH OUTCOMES SUSTAINABLE USE SUSTAINABLE GROWTH PUBLIC EXPENDITURES EXPENDITURES PROPERTY TAX RATES MEASUREMENT OPPORTUNITY COSTS ENVIRONMENT QUALITY CONTROL SECURITIES QUALITY OF LIFE TAX REVENUE ENERGY EFFICIENCY WEIGHT TRADE LAND CHILDREN DRINKING WATER COMMERCIAL BANKS COMPARATIVE ADVANTAGE AGRICULTURAL SUBSIDIES REVENUE HIGH UNEMPLOYMENT RISK MANAGEMENT TAX REFORM STRATEGY REGISTRATION ENVIRONMENTAL HOSPITALS POLICY INSTRUMENTS INTERMEDIARIES HEALTH SERVICES IMPLEMENTATION PREGNANCY PRICES ECONOMIES ENVIRONMENTAL POLICIES |
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WASTE RISKS CAPITAL MARKETS ECONOMIC INCENTIVES ECONOMIC GROWTH RENEWABLE RESOURCES PEOPLE FOSSIL FUELS WASTE MANAGEMENT FOREST MANAGEMENT KIDNEY DISEASES REDUCING EMISSIONS CARBON LAWS PREVENTION EXPECTATIONS AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION PRODUCERS RESOURCE MANAGEMENT BALANCE OF PAYMENTS TIMBER LABOR FORCE RESOURCE ALLOCATION EMISSIONS HEALTH CARE POLITICAL ECONOMY REVENUES INCENTIVES HEALTH MODELS SOIL POLLUTION CRIME SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT EMISSION REDUCTIONS COMMUNITY PARTICIPATION DEVELOPED COUNTRIES LIFE EXPECTANCY PUBLIC HEALTH RESOURCE USE HOSPITALIZATION KNOWLEDGE ECONOMIC ACTIVITY DIABETES FISCAL POLICIES ENVIRONMENTAL CONSERVATION EFFORTS LABOR COSTS AIR POLLUTION TRADEOFFS STERILIZATION PATIENT PATIENTS SOCIAL EXCLUSION INTERVENTION HEALTH INDICATORS AGING OPTIONS QUOTAS DEBT POLLUTION FORESTRY DISASTERS NATURAL RESOURCES MORTALITY SUBSIDIES EMISSIONS REDUCTION EFFICIENCY CARBON EMISSIONS TAXES LAND USE EFFECTIVE USE RESOURCES UNEMPLOYMENT EQUITY RURAL COMMUNITIES YOUNG ADULTS WORKERS ENVIRONMENTAL CONSERVATION WAGES CLIMATE CHANGE AGED ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT ELECTRICITY DEMAND CREDIT ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS SOCIAL POLICY DEFORESTATION DIVISION OF LABOR PURCHASING POWER CPI DEMAND HEALTH OUTCOMES SUSTAINABLE USE SUSTAINABLE GROWTH PUBLIC EXPENDITURES EXPENDITURES PROPERTY TAX RATES MEASUREMENT OPPORTUNITY COSTS ENVIRONMENT QUALITY CONTROL SECURITIES QUALITY OF LIFE TAX REVENUE ENERGY EFFICIENCY WEIGHT TRADE LAND CHILDREN DRINKING WATER COMMERCIAL BANKS COMPARATIVE ADVANTAGE AGRICULTURAL SUBSIDIES REVENUE HIGH UNEMPLOYMENT RISK MANAGEMENT TAX REFORM STRATEGY REGISTRATION ENVIRONMENTAL HOSPITALS POLICY INSTRUMENTS INTERMEDIARIES HEALTH SERVICES IMPLEMENTATION PREGNANCY PRICES ECONOMIES ENVIRONMENTAL POLICIES World Bank Group Country Partnership Framework for the Republic of Costa Rica for the Period FY16-FY20 |
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Costa Rica stands out for being one of
the most politically stable, progressive, and prosperous
nations in Latin America and the Caribbean (LAC). Political
stability and inclusive social policies have contributed to
solid growth rates and the modernization of the country. The
combination of political stability, the social compact and
steady growth, has resulted in one of the lowest poverty
rates in LAC. Costa Rica is also a global leader for its
environmental policies and accomplishments, which have
helped the country to build its Green Trademark. The
pioneering payments for environmental services program has
been successful in promoting forest and biodiversity
conservation and Costa Rica is the only tropical country in
the world that has reversed deforestation. Two pressing
development challenges stand out: the deteriorating fiscal
situation and stubborn inequality. These challenges cut
across the fabric of Costa Rica’s development model and
affect the basic pillars of development: inclusion, growth,
and sustainability. The new government seeks to address
these problems and is committed to an inclusive society that
guarantees the welfare of its people, supported by
transparent and accountable public institutions. The World
Bank Group’s (WBG’s) new country partnership framework (CPF)
seeks to support Costa Rica’s objectives of reducing
constraints to productive inclusion and bolstering fiscal,
social, and environmental sustainability. |
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Country Partnership Framework for the Republic of Costa Rica for the Period FY16-FY20 |
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Country Partnership Framework for the Republic of Costa Rica for the Period FY16-FY20 |
title_full |
Country Partnership Framework for the Republic of Costa Rica for the Period FY16-FY20 |
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Country Partnership Framework for the Republic of Costa Rica for the Period FY16-FY20 |
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Country Partnership Framework for the Republic of Costa Rica for the Period FY16-FY20 |
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country partnership framework for the republic of costa rica for the period fy16-fy20 |
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2015 |
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http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2015/05/24447199/costa-rica-country-partnership-framework-period-fy2016-20 http://hdl.handle.net/10986/23124 |
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