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Towards a Sustainable and Efficient State: The Development Agenda of Belize

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  • Horton, John
  • Lemay, Michele H.
  • Rogers, Cassandra
  • Manzano, Osmel
  • Kambel, Ellen-Rose
  • Alonso, Laura
  • Näslund-Hadley, Emma
  • Klinger, Bailey
  • Shukla, Gangadhar P.
  • Martin, Dougal
  • Shearer, Matthew
  • Hausmann, Ricardo
  • Perez Maillard, Michelle
  • Russell, Mariko
  • Norton, Roger
  • Philipp, Daniela
  • Bishop, Kristyna
  • Campos Ortiz, Melina

Abstract

Towards a Sustainable and Efficient State: The Development Agenda of Belize represents a tangible expression of the Inter-American Development Bank's commitment to generating knowledge as part of its assistance to its borrowing member countries and illustrates the Bank's willingness to accompany Belize in its efforts to overcome its development challenges. This intellectual contribution to some of the most important issues regarding Belize's economic and social development is directed primarily at two audiences. First, it is directed at Belizean policymakers, offering a technical and internationally comparative perspective. Second, it is aimed at the wider public who are interested in Belize's economic and social development but who find little material available on the subject.

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  • Horton, John & Lemay, Michele H. & Rogers, Cassandra & Manzano, Osmel & Kambel, Ellen-Rose & Alonso, Laura & Näslund-Hadley, Emma & Klinger, Bailey & Shukla, Gangadhar P. & Martin, Dougal & Shearer, M, 2010. "Towards a Sustainable and Efficient State: The Development Agenda of Belize," IDB Publications (Books), Inter-American Development Bank, number 385, November.
    • Handle: RePEc:idb:idbbks:385
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