Reports
The report offers some frameworks for further expanding choices for some of the poorest and most vulnerable groups in the country. In light of lessons learned from the "doi moi reform" process (an economic reform and poverty eradication program) over the past 12 years, and the resulting impressive achievements in poverty reduction, the report concludes that a further expansion of choices in the non-state sector through a further deepening and widening of the doi moi reform process appears to offer the greatest potential for sustainable poverty reduction and human development.
The theme of the first Sri Lanka HDR is to analyze regional achievements and shortfalls in human development in order to answer a series of questions.
Year: 1998
Type: National Reports
Region: Asia and the Pacific
Country: Samoa
The theme of the 1998 Report is Sustainable Rural Livelihoods. The report focused on rural livelihoods as seen in Papua New Guinea that includes the network of the "wantok" system, livelihood skills, strong rural-urban links, and favourable land use systems.