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Republic of Burundi / Enhanced Inte
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Currency equivalent(Exchange rate a
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Executive summaryThe Government of
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Dar es Salaam (Tanzania) and Mombas
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II.3. Unorganized (agricultural) as
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making. Efforts to improve official
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Identified constraintregulatory fra
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(% GDP)50%40%30%20%10%Figure 1.2: e
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Burundi’s very narrow export base
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elatively well diversified - in 200
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ExportsImports(%)Share2001/03Share2
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Table 1.4 : Burundi’s trade in se
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scope for both automatic and discre
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exports. Burundi stands out as a he
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this, the Government has elaborated
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4,000Figure 1.11a: cost to export (
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The improvement of Burundi’s Doin
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Mainstreaming of trade into nationa
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constraints are required to impleme
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CHAPTER 2 - Regional integration: o
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4.3 percent to SSA as a whole. Most
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likely to facilitate deeper integra
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collection remain destination-based
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Figure 2.5: Improvements in doing b
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Public awareness and stakeholders s
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products, Figure 3.3 shows that Bur
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Second, measures that encourage the
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Figure 3.5: Burundian coffee value
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ii. Addressing supply-side constrai
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sales of specialty coffee by cooper
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logistics chain. Other types of fac
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standards, which kindly share the m
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ii. designing a program of action o
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logistics services on the other. Ty
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Table 5.3: Characteristics of Clear
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