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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Domestic resource mobilization"”.

  1. Assessing the effect of domestic resource mobilization on Namibia's economic development

    Effective resource mobilization from both domestic and foreign sources is necessary to achieve economic growth. However, the decline in trade and financial flows brought on by the 2009 global financial crisis, together with the unpredictability and volatility of development assistance flows …

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  2. Domestic Resource Mobilization as a Pathway to Decolonization of HIV prevention research in Kenya

    … prevention research funding is declining, making domestic resource mobilization (DRM) critical. DRM refers to the process by which a country generates and allocates its resources to fund its priorities. This study examined valueholder perspectives on DRM implementation in Kenya as a possible …

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  3. Cooperative financial institutions (CFIs) as a source of development finance - a case study on Sub-Saharan Africa

    … financial institutions such as banks. Further, domestic resource mobilization endeavours have concentrated on tax reforms to improve governments' revenue collection and administration, leaving personal savings aggregation unattended. This financing gap is despite knowledge that MSMEs possess the …

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  4. To amend, repeal or enact: Analysing the legislation that regulate anti-illicit financial flows in Namibia's Natural Resources Sector

    … adequately curtail IFFs in the country's natural resource sector resulting in low levels of domestic resource mobilization. IFFs refer to the illegal gain and/or movement of money between entities and persons. Namibia's natural resources span from its sustainable fishing sector to various non …

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