Burundi: Between Growth and Improving Social Conditions
Burundi is making notable progress on its economy, public finances and road infrastructure, backed by international partners, though administrative delays and capacity gaps persist.
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Burundi is making notable progress on its economy, public finances and road infrastructure, backed by international partners, though administrative delays and capacity gaps persist.
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