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Financing human development in Africa, Asia and the Middle East
How much would poor nations need to invest to eliminate poverty, get all children in school and provide adequate basic health care for all? Can they afford it? Financing Human Development in Africa, Asia and the Middle East provides some clear answers to these questions. The contributors assess feasible financing strategies underpinning actions to enhance human development in pursuance of the United Nations' Millennium Development Goals (MDGs). The contributors analyse these strategies in the context of broader concerns of economic development in nine countries in Africa, Asia and the Middle E.
Cover; Copyright; Summary; Contents; List of Tables and Figures; Preface; About the Editors; About other Contributors; Chapter 1 Financing Human Development: A Comparative Analysis Marco V. Sánchez, Rob Vos, Keiji Inoue and Diyora Kabulova; Chapter 2 Egypt Motaz Khorshid, Ahmed Kamaly, Heba El-Laithy and Soheir Abou El-Enein; Chapter 3 Kyrgyz Republic Roman Mogilevsky and Anara Omorova; Chapter 4 Philippines Roehlano M. Briones, Francis Quimba, Myrna Asuncion, Jonathan B. Bungcayao, Joseph B. Paglingayen and Ivee F. Libunao.
Chapter 5 Senegal Abdoulaye Diagne, François Joseph Cabral, Anne-Sophie Robilliard and Fatou CisséChapter 6 South Africa Marna Kearney and Ayodele Odusola; Chapter 7 Tunisia Mohamed A. Chemingui and Marco V. Sánchez; Chapter 8 Uganda John Mary Matovu, Evarist Twimukye, Albert Musisi and Sebastian Levine; Chapter 9 Uzbekistan Ulugbek Olimov and Yadgar Fayzullaev; Chapter 10 Yemen Abdulmajeed Al-Batuly, Mohamed Al-Hawri, Martin Cicowiez, Hans Lofgren and Mohammad Pournik; Index; A; B; D; E; F; G; H; I; K; M; O; P; S; T; U; W; Y.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
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