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Country strategy paper and national indicative programme for period 2001-2007

By: Dominica - European Community

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TextDescription: 30, 20 p. tblsSubject(s): Strategic planning | Development strategy | Development planning | Development programmes | Economic and social development | Government policy | DominicaSummary: This strategy was produced in response to the challenges and opportunities presented by globalization particularly in view of the inherent implications for the banana industry. Given the gradual erosion of preferential access to the European Union banana market, sustaining growth in output and employment over the medium term will be critical.

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Grey Literature	National Documentation Centre Dominican Collection	02405-DM (Browse shelf)	Available		NDC23050039

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This strategy was produced in response to the challenges and opportunities presented by globalization particularly in view of the inherent implications for the banana industry. Given the gradual erosion of preferential access to the European Union banana market, sustaining growth in output and employment over the medium term will be critical.

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