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Financial Sector Development Regionalization Project I (FSDRP I) - P121611
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Project End Date:2020-12-31
Location:Burundi, Kenya, Rwanda, South Sudan, Tanzania, Uganda
Category:Goods, Works, Consulting services, Non-consulting services
Status:Completion and evaluation
Sectors:Macro-Economy & Public Finance, Organizational development
Contracting authority: East African Community
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Description
Document Date: 2010/06/17
Document Type: Project Information Document;
Report Number: AB5778
Volume No 1
Total Volume(s) 1
Country: Eastern Africa;
Region: Africa;
Disclosure Date: 2010/07/01
Disclosure Status: Disclosed
Doc Name: Africa - First East African Community Financial Sector Regionalization Project (FSRP I)
Keywords: Financial Sector;financial service;single market;legal and regulatory framework;mutual recognition;safeguard policy;market participant;Safeguard Policies;financial market... See More +
Language: English
Major Sector: Financial Sector;
Rel. Proj ID: 3A-Financial Sector Development & Regionalization Project I (Fsdrp -- P121611;
Sector: General finance sector;
Topics: Private Sector Development; Securities Markets; Access to Finance; Financial Sector Development; Regional Integration;
Historic Topics: Private Sector Development; Macroeconomics and Economic Growth; Finance and Financial Sector Development; Communities and Human Settlements;
Historic SubTopics: Private Sector Economics; Urban Solid Waste Management; Capital Markets and Capital Flows; Securities Markets Policy & Regulation; Capital Flows; Private Sector Development Law; Marketing; Financial Sector Policy; Access to Finance;
Unit Owning: AFT:Fin&PrivSecDev East&Southern (AFTFE)
Version Type: Initial concept
Lending Instrument: Adaptable Program Loan
Product Line: IBRD/IDA
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