The role of central banks in meeting the development and employment challenges: the case of Mozambique

Kazutoshi Chatani; Oluwaseun Olufemi Pedro

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The role of central banks in meeting the development and employment challenges: the case of Mozambique

Kazutoshi Chatani and Oluwaseun Olufemi Pedro

Employment working paper, no. 165, ILO

2014

Abstract

employment creation

bank

social development

financial system

access to credit

Mozambique

The paper urges that Mozambique would need to develop a more competitive and inclusive financial system, address the failure of the market to make credit available for SMEs and farmers, and establish credit guarantee schemes to channel credit to priority sectors and disadvantaged groups.

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Title: The role of central banks in meeting the development and employment challenges; the case of Mozambique
Creators: Kazutoshi Chatani
Oluwaseun Olufemi Pedro
Contributors: International Labour Organization. Employment and Labour Market Policies Branch.
Publisher: ILO; Geneva
Date published: 2014
Series: Employment working paper; no. 165
Number of pages: xiv, 43 p. :statistics
ISSN: 1999-2939.
Language: English
Asset Type: working paper
Record Identifier: 995219386602676
Table of contents: 1. Introduction -- 2. Growth, employment, diversification and the role of central banks: The context -- 3. Macroeconomic conditions and social development -- 4. Employment and development challenges in Mozambique -- 5. Monetary policy framework and operations -- 6. Access to finance in Mozambique -- 7. Conclusions.