Rapport BIT sur Haiti - International Labour Organization

Labor Survey Haiti 2007 EXCEL
Labor markets in rural and urban Haiti.
Based on the first household survey for
Haiti
Public expenditure management and
financial accountability review (PEMFAR)
2008
Proposed supplemental grant to the
Republic of Haiti for the second
economic governance reform operation
2008
PDF
PDF
WORD
Central Government Operations WORD
Haiti at a glance 2008 WORD
Haiti: Social Resilience and state fragility PDF
The impact of rising food prices in Haiti -
Background note
Selected data extracted from the survey during the
PDNA exercise (unofficial results)
Labor markets in Haiti, including farm and non-farm
employment and income generation.
Macroeconomic and fiscal context, public expenditure
review, country financial accountability assessment,
economic sector expenditure review, social sector
expenditure review (education and health), justice and
security expenditure review, assesing the impact of
fiscal policy on growth and poverty, addressing growth
and poverty challenges.
Economic, political and social context, food crisis,
government's response to the crisis, bank's response
and strategy, the second economic governance reform
program (economic performance, reform progress,
poverty and social impact analysis), rationale for
proposed supplemental financing, implementation
arrangements, benefits and risks. Social assistance
programs and donor efforts to respond to the food crisis
in Haiti.
Total revenue and grants, total expenditure, overall
balance, financing, unidentified financing.
Key development indicators (2006), net aid flows, long
term economic trends, balance of payments and trade,
central government finance, external debt and resource
flows, technology and infrastructure, environment,
private sector development, MDG, national income and
prices, external sector, central government, money and
credit, central government, savings and investment.
Demographic trends, poverty, migration, endowment
and distribution of assets and resources, social
cohesion and violence, infrastructure and basic services
(access, quality and equity), security, justice and rule of
law, political forces and actors.
WORD Flood inflation and purchasing power.
World Bank\Labour Survey Haiti 2007.xls
World Bank\Labor Markets in Rural and
Urban Haiti_March08.pdf
World Bank\WB study on Haiti Public
Expenditure.pdf
World
Bank\EGROIISUPPLEMENTALPDMAY1
5(last updated 5-15 1230 PM.doc
World Bank\Haiti Government
Operations - WB - Aug08.doc
World Bank\HaitiAtAGlance - WB -
May08.doc
World
Bank\WB_Haiti_SocialResilience_CSA_
April06.pdf
World Bank\The Impact of Rising Food
Prices in Haiti_version_Sept6.doc
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