Foreign Aid : Challenges and Opportunities

Paul Wolfowitz, President of the World Bank, discussed Africa’s challenge to unleash the energy of the people, and give people the opportunity to improve their lives themselves. He talked about the challenge of corruption. He appreciated Africa for improving policies to make it easier for new busine...

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Main Author:	Wolfowitz, Paul
Format:	Speech
Language:	English en_US
Published:	2016
Subjects:	GROWTH RATES DEFICIT DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCE BRAIN DRAIN CORRUPT PEOPLE EQUITY FLOWS MORAL OBLIGATION FARMER ILLITERACY INCOME INTEREST RATE OF RETURN GOVERNMENT GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS PROPERTY RIGHTS EXCHANGE PRIME MINISTER GOOD GOVERNANCE SERVICES ENTREPRENEURS DEVELOPING COUNTRIES MINISTER BUSINESS ASSOCIATIONS CORRUPTION BUREAUCRACY NEW BUSINESS FULL ACCESS BUDGET MATURITY INSTITUTIONS WOMEN ENTREPRENEURS GOVERNMENT POLICY FOREIGN AID LOW-INCOME COUNTRIES PUBLIC FUNDS CONTRACTS CIVIL SOCIETY ETHIC DEBT RETURN CONFIDENCE MEDIUM PRIMARY SCHOOL ENTERPRISES NATURAL RESOURCES CONFIDENCE OF INVESTORS FINANCE BANKS JUDICIAL SYSTEM EQUITY INFANT MORTALITY TRANSACTION INVESTORS GOOD ACCOUNTABILITY CAPITAL POLICIES TRADE FINANCE WOMAN FUTURE PARTICIPATION ACCESS TO FINANCE DEVELOPMENT BANKS REGULATORY ENVIRONMENT BANK CREDIT BUDGETS BRIBE NATIONAL INCOME ANTI-CORRUPTION MULTILATERAL DEVELOPMENT NEW BUSINESSES DIVIDEND PUBLIC GOVERNANCE PROPERTY BUSINESSWOMAN ASSETS MARKET INFRASTRUCTURE PROJECTS POLICY PRIVATE DEBT BANK ACCOUNTS GOVERNANCE TRADE INTERESTS GOODS INVESTOR GLOBAL TRADE SECURITY BUSINESS CLIMATE INVESTMENT STATISTICS EXTREME POVERTY NATURAL RESOURCE POVERTY COOPERATION BID INVESTMENTS COUNTRIES MUST LEADERSHIP CIVIL WAR COMMUNITY WHITE ELEPHANTS POOR GOVERNANCE FEES FAMILIES CUSTOMERS WOMEN ENTREPRENEUR CIVIL WARS FINANCIAL SECTOR GOVERNMENTS DEVELOPMENT BANK FIGHT AGAINST CORRUPTION DEBT RELIEF CORPORATE GOVERNANCE GROWTH
Online Access:	http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2016/02/25887205/foreign-aid-challenges-opportunities-heritage-foundation-washington-dc-paul-wolfowitz-world-bank-president http://hdl.handle.net/10986/24892

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spelling	okr-10986-248922021-04-23T14:04:20Z Foreign Aid : Challenges and Opportunities Wolfowitz, Paul GROWTH RATES DEFICIT DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCE BRAIN DRAIN CORRUPT PEOPLE EQUITY FLOWS MORAL OBLIGATION FARMER ILLITERACY INCOME INTEREST RATE OF RETURN GOVERNMENT GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS PROPERTY RIGHTS EXCHANGE PRIME MINISTER GOOD GOVERNANCE SERVICES ENTREPRENEURS DEVELOPING COUNTRIES MINISTER BUSINESS ASSOCIATIONS CORRUPTION BUREAUCRACY NEW BUSINESS FULL ACCESS BUDGET MATURITY INSTITUTIONS WOMEN ENTREPRENEURS GOVERNMENT POLICY FOREIGN AID LOW-INCOME COUNTRIES PUBLIC FUNDS CONTRACTS CIVIL SOCIETY ETHIC DEBT RETURN CONFIDENCE MEDIUM PRIMARY SCHOOL ENTERPRISES NATURAL RESOURCES CONFIDENCE OF INVESTORS FINANCE BANKS JUDICIAL SYSTEM EQUITY INFANT MORTALITY TRANSACTION INVESTORS GOOD ACCOUNTABILITY CAPITAL POLICIES TRADE FINANCE WOMAN FUTURE PARTICIPATION ACCESS TO FINANCE DEVELOPMENT BANKS REGULATORY ENVIRONMENT BANK CREDIT BUDGETS BRIBE NATIONAL INCOME ANTI-CORRUPTION MULTILATERAL DEVELOPMENT NEW BUSINESSES DIVIDEND PUBLIC GOVERNANCE PROPERTY BUSINESSWOMAN ASSETS MARKET INFRASTRUCTURE PROJECTS POLICY PRIVATE DEBT BANK ACCOUNTS GOVERNANCE TRADE INTERESTS GOODS INVESTOR GLOBAL TRADE SECURITY BUSINESS CLIMATE INVESTMENT STATISTICS EXTREME POVERTY NATURAL RESOURCE POVERTY COOPERATION BID INVESTMENTS COUNTRIES MUST LEADERSHIP CIVIL WAR COMMUNITY WHITE ELEPHANTS POOR GOVERNANCE FEES FAMILIES CUSTOMERS WOMEN ENTREPRENEUR CIVIL WARS FINANCIAL SECTOR GOVERNMENTS DEVELOPMENT BANK FIGHT AGAINST CORRUPTION DEBT RELIEF CORPORATE GOVERNANCE GROWTH Paul Wolfowitz, President of the World Bank, discussed Africa’s challenge to unleash the energy of the people, and give people the opportunity to improve their lives themselves. He talked about the challenge of corruption. He appreciated Africa for improving policies to make it easier for new businesses to take off and for businesses that are established to expand. Africans are taking a lead in helping their continent turn the corner, and donors are raising the bar for development assistance to try to ensure that every dollar is used to create a healthier, better-educated, more prosperous Africa. Governance is taken seriously, with performance-based aid strengthening anti-corruption efforts. 2016-08-16T13:59:38Z 2016-08-16T13:59:38Z 2006-07-31 Speech http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2016/02/25887205/foreign-aid-challenges-opportunities-heritage-foundation-washington-dc-paul-wolfowitz-world-bank-president http://hdl.handle.net/10986/24892 English en_US Remarks at Heritage Foundation, Washington, D.C., July 31, 2006; CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo/ World Bank Speech Africa Sub-Saharan Africa
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topic	GROWTH RATES DEFICIT DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCE BRAIN DRAIN CORRUPT PEOPLE EQUITY FLOWS MORAL OBLIGATION FARMER ILLITERACY INCOME INTEREST RATE OF RETURN GOVERNMENT GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS PROPERTY RIGHTS EXCHANGE PRIME MINISTER GOOD GOVERNANCE SERVICES ENTREPRENEURS DEVELOPING COUNTRIES MINISTER BUSINESS ASSOCIATIONS CORRUPTION BUREAUCRACY NEW BUSINESS FULL ACCESS BUDGET MATURITY INSTITUTIONS WOMEN ENTREPRENEURS GOVERNMENT POLICY FOREIGN AID LOW-INCOME COUNTRIES PUBLIC FUNDS CONTRACTS CIVIL SOCIETY ETHIC DEBT RETURN CONFIDENCE MEDIUM PRIMARY SCHOOL ENTERPRISES NATURAL RESOURCES CONFIDENCE OF INVESTORS FINANCE BANKS JUDICIAL SYSTEM EQUITY INFANT MORTALITY TRANSACTION INVESTORS GOOD ACCOUNTABILITY CAPITAL POLICIES TRADE FINANCE WOMAN FUTURE PARTICIPATION ACCESS TO FINANCE DEVELOPMENT BANKS REGULATORY ENVIRONMENT BANK CREDIT BUDGETS BRIBE NATIONAL INCOME ANTI-CORRUPTION MULTILATERAL DEVELOPMENT NEW BUSINESSES DIVIDEND PUBLIC GOVERNANCE PROPERTY BUSINESSWOMAN ASSETS MARKET INFRASTRUCTURE PROJECTS POLICY PRIVATE DEBT BANK ACCOUNTS GOVERNANCE TRADE INTERESTS GOODS INVESTOR GLOBAL TRADE SECURITY BUSINESS CLIMATE INVESTMENT STATISTICS EXTREME POVERTY NATURAL RESOURCE POVERTY COOPERATION BID INVESTMENTS COUNTRIES MUST LEADERSHIP CIVIL WAR COMMUNITY WHITE ELEPHANTS POOR GOVERNANCE FEES FAMILIES CUSTOMERS WOMEN ENTREPRENEUR CIVIL WARS FINANCIAL SECTOR GOVERNMENTS DEVELOPMENT BANK FIGHT AGAINST CORRUPTION DEBT RELIEF CORPORATE GOVERNANCE GROWTH
spellingShingle	GROWTH RATES DEFICIT DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCE BRAIN DRAIN CORRUPT PEOPLE EQUITY FLOWS MORAL OBLIGATION FARMER ILLITERACY INCOME INTEREST RATE OF RETURN GOVERNMENT GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS PROPERTY RIGHTS EXCHANGE PRIME MINISTER GOOD GOVERNANCE SERVICES ENTREPRENEURS DEVELOPING COUNTRIES MINISTER BUSINESS ASSOCIATIONS CORRUPTION BUREAUCRACY NEW BUSINESS FULL ACCESS BUDGET MATURITY INSTITUTIONS WOMEN ENTREPRENEURS GOVERNMENT POLICY FOREIGN AID LOW-INCOME COUNTRIES PUBLIC FUNDS CONTRACTS CIVIL SOCIETY ETHIC DEBT RETURN CONFIDENCE MEDIUM PRIMARY SCHOOL ENTERPRISES NATURAL RESOURCES CONFIDENCE OF INVESTORS FINANCE BANKS JUDICIAL SYSTEM EQUITY INFANT MORTALITY TRANSACTION INVESTORS GOOD ACCOUNTABILITY CAPITAL POLICIES TRADE FINANCE WOMAN FUTURE PARTICIPATION ACCESS TO FINANCE DEVELOPMENT BANKS REGULATORY ENVIRONMENT BANK CREDIT BUDGETS BRIBE NATIONAL INCOME ANTI-CORRUPTION MULTILATERAL DEVELOPMENT NEW BUSINESSES DIVIDEND PUBLIC GOVERNANCE PROPERTY BUSINESSWOMAN ASSETS MARKET INFRASTRUCTURE PROJECTS POLICY PRIVATE DEBT BANK ACCOUNTS GOVERNANCE TRADE INTERESTS GOODS INVESTOR GLOBAL TRADE SECURITY BUSINESS CLIMATE INVESTMENT STATISTICS EXTREME POVERTY NATURAL RESOURCE POVERTY COOPERATION BID INVESTMENTS COUNTRIES MUST LEADERSHIP CIVIL WAR COMMUNITY WHITE ELEPHANTS POOR GOVERNANCE FEES FAMILIES CUSTOMERS WOMEN ENTREPRENEUR CIVIL WARS FINANCIAL SECTOR GOVERNMENTS DEVELOPMENT BANK FIGHT AGAINST CORRUPTION DEBT RELIEF CORPORATE GOVERNANCE GROWTH Wolfowitz, Paul Foreign Aid : Challenges and Opportunities
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relation	Remarks at Heritage Foundation, Washington, D.C., July 31, 2006;
description	Paul Wolfowitz, President of the World Bank, discussed Africa’s challenge to unleash the energy of the people, and give people the opportunity to improve their lives themselves. He talked about the challenge of corruption. He appreciated Africa for improving policies to make it easier for new businesses to take off and for businesses that are established to expand. Africans are taking a lead in helping their continent turn the corner, and donors are raising the bar for development assistance to try to ensure that every dollar is used to create a healthier, better-educated, more prosperous Africa. Governance is taken seriously, with performance-based aid strengthening anti-corruption efforts.
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author	Wolfowitz, Paul
author_facet	Wolfowitz, Paul
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title	Foreign Aid : Challenges and Opportunities
title_short	Foreign Aid : Challenges and Opportunities
title_full	Foreign Aid : Challenges and Opportunities
title_fullStr	Foreign Aid : Challenges and Opportunities
title_full_unstemmed	Foreign Aid : Challenges and Opportunities
title_sort	foreign aid : challenges and opportunities
publishDate	2016
url	http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2016/02/25887205/foreign-aid-challenges-opportunities-heritage-foundation-washington-dc-paul-wolfowitz-world-bank-president http://hdl.handle.net/10986/24892
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