1 “... of funding may force countries to reduce resources for critical development sectors like health, education...”

2 “...In 2014, like other CEMAC countries, Equatorial Guinea (EG) was hit hard by the plunge in oil...”

3 “... dans les pays d’Afrique subsaharienne dépourvus de ressources naturelles et examine les risques liés à...”

4 “... l'Afrique du Sud, qui sont liés plus étroitement aux marchés européens et souffrent donc davantage de la...”

5 “... countercyclical fiscal policy centered on current spending, which likely shielded the impact of subdued economic...”

6 “... production agricole, les services de transport liés au commerce international et l’impact des investissements...”

7 “... aux prévisions, de dérapages budgétaires et de passifs conditionnels liés aux entreprises publiques...”

8 “... percent in 2020, with a weak recovery likely to keep per capita income stagnant and no higher than...”

9 “.... The results suggest that “big-push” investment efforts, while designed to accelerate growth, are likely to run...”

10 “... at reducing the rents and the size of the public sector is likely to significantly improve market outcomes...”

11 “... is likely to remain challenging as international oil prices are not expected to recover and risks...”

12 “... overall GDP growth close to 8 percent. Non-oil growth is likely to decelerate, however, as a result...”

13 “... to have fallen, likely inducing an increase in poverty. The economy is recovering from the effects...”

14 “... the highest in sub-Saharan Africa, and DRC will likely not achieve any of the Millennium Developments Goals...”

15 “... risk to the region’s outlook, but plausible adverse shocks would likely not have a large effect...”

16 “... displaced persons (IDPs) has surged nine-fold since January 2019 and is likely to further increase. Access...”

17 “... in a fiscal deficit that is likely to exceed 6 percent of GDP for the second year...”

18 “... and will likely require policy decisions given the otherwise potentially adverse impact on economic stability...”

19 “... will likely decline to 13.4 percent of GDP, reflecting rising exports of oil products, a rebound in uranium...”

20 “... sustained and more inclusive growth. With foreign aid likely to decline over the medium term, increased...”