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22 May 2017   Chapter
English  		South Sudan
OECD in African Economic Outlook 2017 : Entrepreneurship and Industrialisation
23 May 2016   Chapter
English  		South Sudan
OECD, Pages:: 1–14 in African Economic Outlook 2016 : Sustainable Cities and Structural Transformation
25 May 2015   Chapter
English  		South Sudan
OECD in African Economic Outlook 2015 : Regional Development and Spatial Inclusion
27 May 2013   Chapter
English  		South Sudan
OECD, Pages:: 279–279 in African Economic Outlook 2013 : Structural Transformation and Natural Resources
South Sudan gained independence on 9 July 2011 and its first year of independence was characterised by economic hardships. The size of the economy, measured by nominal gross domestic product (GDP), was SSP 43.1 billion (South Sudanese pounds)...
27 May 2013   Chapter
French  		Soudan du Sud
OECD, Pages:: 299–299 in Perspectives économiques en Afrique 2013 : Transformation structurelle et ressources naturelles
Proclamé indépendant le 9 juillet 2011, le Soudan du Sud achève une première année d’existence marquée par des difficultés économiques. Mesurée par le produit intérieur brut (PIB) nominal, l’économie sudsoudanaise se chiffrait à 43.1 milliards SSP...
28 May 2012   Chapter
French  		Sud-Soudan
OECD in Perspectives économiques en Afrique 2012 : Promouvoir l'emploi des jeunes
Le 9 juillet 2011, la République du Sud-Soudan est devenue la 54e nation africaine. Elle a officiellement accédé à l’indépendance après un référendum historique sur l’autodétermination, qui s’est tenu le 9 janvier 2011. Les Sud-Soudanais ont voté à ...
28 May 2012   Chapter
English  		South Sudan
OECD in African Economic Outlook 2012 : Promoting Youth Employment
The Republic of South Sudan became Africa’s 54th nation on 9 July 2011, as it officially became independent following a historic referendum on self-determination held on 9 January 2011. Southerners voted overwhelmingly for total separation from ...
03 Dec 2009   Chapter
English  		Contracting out Core Government Functions and Services in Southern Sudan
Fiona Davies, Pages:: 79–96 in Contracting Out Government Functions and Services : Emerging Lessons from Post-Conflict and Fragile Situations
This chapter explores a number of examples of contracting out in Southern Sudan. The lessons elaborated in this report stem from a number of sectors, including public procurement and health. Several important recommendations are drawn, which can ...
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