Add to ORKGThe study narrates the decline in access to three basic publicly provided services, namely, health, education, and water and sanitation for Zimbabwe for the period covering 2000 to May 2009. Special emphasis is placed on the impact of fiscal fragility on the ability of the government to provide these services. Through interviews and newspaper articles, the research found that, for the period under study, very few Zimbabweans residing in the country were able to access these basic services because they were not supplied in sufficient amounts, were not supplied at all, or were exorbitantly priced
Zimbabwe's economy has faced significant challenges over the years, resulting in a decline in variou...
Zimbabwe is emerging from a decade of socio-economic decline. The gains the country saw after indepe...
Access to clean and safe water and adequate sanitation facilities is a basic human right, yet this r...
The study narrates the decline in access to three basic publicly provided services, namely, health, ...
Since the late 1990s, Zimbabwe has undergone a sharp and staggering political and socioeconomic decl...
Once hailed as a triumph for black liberation movements in the region and a role model of peace and ...
The study is an analysis of how two rural communities in Zimbabwe adapted and responded to the decli...
The research was motivated by the need for Zimbabwe’s financial assistance to kick-start the recover...
Zimbabwe experienced a decade long economic decline that adversely affected access to water and sani...
Access to clean and safe water and adequate sanitation facilities is a basic human right, yet this r...
Currency crashing is one of the recurring problems in emerging economies. The crashes are as a resul...
A fundamental macroeconomic problem in Zimbabwe is that the sum of public-sector projects is greater...
A look at how Zimbabwe fared as a result of implementing the IMF recommended Structural Adjustment P...
In 2007, the lowest average female life expectancy in the world was Zimbabwe, at just thirty-four ye...
After employing a number of qualitative methodologies in investigating and analyzing the devastating...
Zimbabwe's economy has faced significant challenges over the years, resulting in a decline in variou...
Zimbabwe is emerging from a decade of socio-economic decline. The gains the country saw after indepe...
Access to clean and safe water and adequate sanitation facilities is a basic human right, yet this r...
The study narrates the decline in access to three basic publicly provided services, namely, health, ...
Since the late 1990s, Zimbabwe has undergone a sharp and staggering political and socioeconomic decl...
Once hailed as a triumph for black liberation movements in the region and a role model of peace and ...
The study is an analysis of how two rural communities in Zimbabwe adapted and responded to the decli...
The research was motivated by the need for Zimbabwe’s financial assistance to kick-start the recover...
Zimbabwe experienced a decade long economic decline that adversely affected access to water and sani...
Access to clean and safe water and adequate sanitation facilities is a basic human right, yet this r...
Currency crashing is one of the recurring problems in emerging economies. The crashes are as a resul...
A fundamental macroeconomic problem in Zimbabwe is that the sum of public-sector projects is greater...
A look at how Zimbabwe fared as a result of implementing the IMF recommended Structural Adjustment P...
In 2007, the lowest average female life expectancy in the world was Zimbabwe, at just thirty-four ye...
After employing a number of qualitative methodologies in investigating and analyzing the devastating...
Zimbabwe's economy has faced significant challenges over the years, resulting in a decline in variou...
Zimbabwe is emerging from a decade of socio-economic decline. The gains the country saw after indepe...
Access to clean and safe water and adequate sanitation facilities is a basic human right, yet this r...