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| The 2009 World Development Report: Reshaping Economic Geography |
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Production concentrates in big cities, leading provinces and wealthy nations. For example, Cairo produces more than half of Egypt’s GDP, using just 0.5 percent of its area. The message of this year’s report is that economic growth will be unbalanced. To try to spread it out is to discourage it—to fight prosperity, not poverty. But development can still be inclusive, even for people who start their lives distant from dense economic activity. For growth to be rapid and shared, governments must promote economic integration in the policy debates on
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| Recent Events... |
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Reviving the Waqf (Endowment) System in Egypt
(Wednesday, January 21, 2009) read more... |
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Towards More Efficient Services in Egypt
(Monday, December 22, 2008) read more... |
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| Recent Publications... |
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ICT Services without Borders: An Opportunity for Egypt?
This paper attempts to identify ways to enhance the efficiency of the ICT sector in Egypt and to promote the diffusion and adoption of ICT in the economy. Since early 2000, Egypt has undertaken severa
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Egypt's Prerequisites to Ensure Effective and Fruitful Reform of Services
This paper investigates various means to reform the service sector in Egypt with the aim of enhancing its efficiency. It discusses the different regulatory and liberalization frameworks governing the
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Reforming the Pay System for Government Employees in Egypt
This paper attempts to identify what needs to be done to reform the pay system for government employees in Egypt through proposing a concrete set of feasible policy solutions and strategies. After dis
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