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OECD Journal: General Papers
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1681-2328 (en ligne)
ISSN :
1609-1914 (imprimé)
DOI :
10.1787/16812328
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OECD Papers provides access to a collection of substantive papers not published as books or articles in other OECD series or journals. All subjects are covered, from the latest OECD research on macroeconomics and economic policies, to work in areas as varied as employment, education, environment, trade, science and technology, development and taxation. OECD Papers are available on a subscription basis. Now a part of the OECD Journal

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Volume 7, Numéro 5 You do not have access to this content

Date de publication :
14 nov 2007
DOI :
10.1787/oecd_papers-v7-5-en

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  14 nov 2007 Lessons Learnt from Financing Strategies for the Municipal Waste Management Sector in Selected EECCA Countries
OCDE
The publication sketches a realist portrait of the municipal waste management sector in EECCA based on field work, presents lessons learnt from the financing strategy case studies, as well as on the methodology (see Annex 1), and proposes recommendations on policies which could be implemented in EECCA countries to promote the financial sustainability of the municipal waste sector. The recommendations also build on lessons learnt in EU accession and candidate countries (Latvia, Lithuania, Turkey), and on the experience of the OECD.
  14 nov 2007 Lessons Learnt from Experience with Debt-for-Environment Swaps in Economies in Transition
OCDE
This report summarises the major lessons learnt from the experience with debt-for-environment swaps (DFES) in selected transition economies of Central and Eastern Europe, Caucasus and Central Asia. It presents the key steps in designing, negotiating and implementing DFES in low-income countries that have accumulated significant external debt and face challenges with servicing this debt. The report draws primarily on the experience of Poland, Bulgaria, Georgia and the Kyrgyz Republic but relevant cases and lessons from other countries in the world are included, as appropriate.
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