What’s new about the Africa Action Plan?
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The World Bank Group has always talked about results. What is the change in the Action Plan?
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Where does this notion of shared growth come from and what does it mean?
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Which areas of focus does the Action Plan address?
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Building infrastructure in Africa, shouldn’t that be left to the African private sector which the World Bank Group wants to promote?
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What would infrastructure change in poor people’s lives?
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Can you rely on regional and sub-regional economic blocs in Africa to provide some solutions?
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Should every African country really be battling to set up their own capacity building institutions when regional institutions could be more effective?
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Can the World Bank Group say that they have no responsibility in the failure to develop and retain capacity within the public sector in Africa?
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What does the Africa Action Plan foresee to back a jump-starting of growth in post-conflict situations?
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Will any plan make a difference in the lives of Africans without building on agriculture and market access for agricultural products from Africa?
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You said the Africa Action Plan is not new. What else is it not?
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