In Sao Tome & Principe, 90% of the 2019 budget will be funded thanks to foreign aid, Jorge Bom Jesus (photo), the country’s prime minister informed yesterday.
According to information published by the country, its 2019 budget is $150 million but only 10% should be funded by public revenues.
76% of the needed funds should be provided as bilateral grants while 24% should be collected from international institutions.
23% of the budget should be dedicated to infrastructure projects followed by health projects (16%), education (15%), agriculture and fishing (12%).
For 2019, the country forecasts 5% growth, higher than the 4.5% estimated by the IMF.
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