The Republic of Congo joined the World Bank in 1963. Since then, World Bank assistance through 34 projects has focused on a forward agenda aimed at reviving economic growth (with adequate attention to both the sequencing of reforms and social policies) and tackling governance issues (both to improve service delivery and to diminish opportunities for rent-seeking behaviors). Although support from the World Bank was temporarily suspended due to the political situation, reengagement through the Transitional Support Strategy (January 2001 and August 2003) has enabled the following projects to be implemented: For more on the World Bank in the Republic of Congo, visit the Country Brief. |       Â
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