01767cam a22002293a 4500008004100000020001800041082001800059245022600077260006200303300001500365490006300380504013400443505048800577520030101065600002501366650003801391650002501429650002801454650001101482700002101493910002301514221206s2021 000 0eng a978151357156004a338.73 P96110aPrivate Finance for Development: Wishful Thinking or Thinking Out of the Box? / cprepared by an IMF team led by Luc Eyraud and comprised of Hilary Devine, Adrian Peralta Alva, Hoda Selim, Preya Sharma, and Ludger Wocken. aWashington, D.CbInternational Monetary Fund (IMF),c2021 aix, 150 P. 0aInternational Monetary Fund. The African Departmentv21/11 a​Includes bibliographical references (pages 133-150)
aAcknowledgments -- Executive Summary -- 1. Introduction and General Framework -- 2. How Much Can Private Finance Contribute to Development Goals in Africa? -- 3. Private Finance in Africa Today: Stylized Facts and Main Obstacles -- 4. Creating a Business Environment More Conducive to Private Finance -- 5. Government Incentives: Needed but Costly and Risky? -- 6. Finding New Sources of Private Finance -- 7. Conclusion: New Development Paradigm for African Countries? -- References aThe Covid-19 pandemic has aggravated the tension between large development needs in infrastructure and scarce public resources. To alleviate this tension and promote a strong and job-rich recovery from the crisis, Africa needs to mobilize more financing from and to the private sector. (IMF page)04aBusiness enterprises 7aPublic-private sector cooperation 7aECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT 7aECONOMIC INFRASTRUCTURE 7aAFRICA1 aEyraud, Luce999 alibsys:recno,23491