BUDGET SPEECH 2002
PROGRAMME BASED BUDGETING FOR EFFICIENT RESOURCE ALLOCATION
AND USE WITH A POVERTY REDUCTION DIMENSION
XI. Non-Governmental Organisations
(NGOs)
Mr Speaker,
- Over the year, the number of NGO’s operating in the country has increase
immensely, primarily in response to the need of the society, particularly
the poor and the under privileged in socio-economic development and
in the vital areas of health, education and environment. Their pioneering
role in complementing the effort of the government in achieving national
development objectives has been greatly recognised and appreciated.
So far, one hundred and one NGOs, comprising international and local
organisations, have been granted approval for registration out of which,
3 organisations have phased out.
- The NGO Affairs Agency is in the process of compiling a comprehensive
NGO Directory, which will go a long way to facilitate information sharing
and serve a useful purpose to potential NGOs and the general public.
-end.
I.
INTRODUCTION
II. THE WORLD ECONOMY
III. THE DOMESTIC ECONOMY
IV. CO-OPERATION AND INTEGRATION
V. OUTTURN OF THE 2001 BUDGET
VI. POVERTY ALLEVIATION AND THE SOCIAL SECTOR STRATEGY
VII. POVERTY REDUCTION THROUGH INCREASED PRODUCTIVITY
VIII. POVERTY REDUCTION THROUGH INFRASTRUCTURAL DEVELOPEMENT
IX. ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES
X. GOVERNANCE ISSUES
XI. NON-GOVERNMENTAL ORGANISATIONS (NGOs)
XII. PUBLIC ENTERPRISES (PEs)
XIII. FISCAL PROJECTION FOR 2002
XIV. CONCLUSION
APPENDIX
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