While increased aid flows is necessary for greater progress in meeting the MDGs, the scaling up of aid promised at the Gleneagles summit has not yet materialized. There have been other positive developments. First, oil-producing countries in Sub-Saharan Africa have benefited from large windfall profits in recent years and, in contrast to previous commodity price booms, they have saved a significant part of their additional revenue...
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The challenge for public policy and policymakers is to create the necessary space for higher and effective public spending. Second, the recent commodity boom and rapid growth in Asia has improved Sub-Saharan Africa's export prospects, providing an opportunity to reverse the long-term decline in the region's share in world trade...
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