Det er grunn til å spørre, for i mange andre fattige land med oljeinntekter har det ikke gått bra. Det er ingen selvfølge at de klarer å fordele dem rettferdig og skape utvikling. Men Ghana kan - sannsynligvis - og særlig med litt norsk hjelp.

Ghana discovered oil in 2010. The country now produces 100 000 barrels a day, amounting to an income of 1 billion dollars a year. Are the country's institutions strong enough to withstand the resource curse? -Yes, says Inge Amundsen, senior researcher at the Chr. Michelsen Institute.

Les femmes, chefs d'enterprise dans la pêche piroguières au Ghana: Le cas de la ville fante de More

Dette notatet bidrar til den offentlige debatten om Verdensbankens rolle langs to dimensjoner. Først defineres de mest sentrale elementene i strukturtilpasningspolitikken ...

Notatet bygger på et foredrag for hovedfagsstudenter i sammenlignende politikk på "Finseseminaret" i februar 1992. Teorier om sammenhengen ...

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The major objective of the Programme WTO/GATS and Economic Development: Key to "the new economy" is to produce new theoretical and empirical insights ...

The potential for using revenues from extractive resources for inclusive growth in Africa is tremendous. However, the realisation of the transformative ...

8th November 2012, Elmina, Ghana A one-day programme on Good Governance and Corruption Prevention in the Petroleum Sector, arranged by ...

6th - 8th December 2012, Accra, Ghana A three-day seminar on Good Governance and Corruption Prevention in the Petroleum Sector, arranged by Petrad ...

Accra, Ghana, 7th September 2010. A one-day seminar on Resource Management and Good Governance in the Petroleum Sector, arranged by Petrad for Norad's ...

Ghana liberalized its telecom sector in 1995. This study looks at the impact of the phenomenal growth in access to telephones on the business practices ...

Review aidmemoire,mid-term review of the Danish Africa for Peace Programme, Phase II Elling N. Tjøn

A World Bank project on Natural Resource Management This project addresses the political economy of natural resource management in Nigeria and Ghana. ...

Developing countries face new and pressing challenges as they strive to build more effective and accountable public institutions. These difficulties differ ...

African states continue to undergo change and upheaval. While some struggle with authoritarian and military regimes, almost all, whether multi-party democracies or dictatorships, whether "free market" or socialist, have experienced "the failure of male-dominated" politics, says Akosua Adomako Ampofo.

Leaders of the world community have committed themselves to providing development assistance on a scale and in a form that enables developing countries ...

Since the mid-1990s a telecommunications revolution has taken place in Ghana. The telecom sector has been privatized, the fixed line network has been ...

The aims of the project are 1) to measure within country variations in health worker productivity in Ghana, Zambia, Rwanda, and Tanzania. and ...

In 1996, the World Bank and a network of non-governmental organizations (SAPRIN) started cooperating on an evaluation of 15 years of structural adjustment ...