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Q&A: The Effects of High Food Prices in Africa With wheat, maize and rice making up 30 percent of African diets but much of it being imported, World Bank experts say agricultural development presents the best solution to high food prices. More...
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Country Partnership Strategy

The Country Partnership Strategy (CPS) is the key instrument defining World Bank engagement in Mauritius for a five-year period. The current one supports the Government's reform agenda in the key areas of strategic importance jointly defined by the Bank and the Government of Mauritius for the period 2007-2013. To this end, the CPS takes into account the country’s economic situation, its development priorities and its economic performance. The CPS also reflects the Bank’s mandate as an international development institution and what it is most capable of contributing relative to other development agents and sources of financing.

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