Sierra Leone - Evaluation of the Technical Assistance Program (November 2001 to November 2004) for the Bank of Sierra Leone

Volume/Issue: Volume 2006 Issue 040

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Banks and Banking , Finance , PP , staff , MFD , BSL staff , program , supervision , TA program , MFD staff involvement , BSL overload , BSL request , BSL organization , Bank supervision , Monetary operations , Payment systems

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Summary

Over the period 2001–2004, Sierra Leone was a major recipient of MFD Technical Assistance, generally among the 10 countries in the world receiving the most assistance. This involvement represented a substantial contribution by the IMF towards the reconstruction of the country after the devastating civil war that ended in 2000.