Road Sector Reform: A Tale of Two Countries -- (Part 3) Impact and Lessons

Papers & Notes SSATP Technical Note May 01, 1997 Road Asset Management Burkina Faso Ghana

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Sam Mwamburi Mwale

SSATP, The World Bank

Africa Transport Technical Note No. 8

Road Sector Reform: A Tale of Two Countries -- (Part 3) Impact and Lessons

This note is part 3 of a series intended to share information about issues raised in various SSATP reports. This note discusses the impact and lessons learned from road sector reforms in two countries: Burkina Faso and Ghana. It also compares the main factors in each country contributing to road management improvements.

Road Maintenance Transport sector management Sectoral reforms Funds Contract management Fuel taxation Private sector participation Capital formation Force account government ownership Transitional measures Private ownership Institutional change Government commitments Reform policy

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