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ADRA
A Crianca e A Familia: I Symposia Nacional Da Crianca 26-29 Outubro 1993, Luanda
The Child and the Family: First National Symposium on the Child, 26-29 October, 1993, Luanda Luanda, Angola: ADRA, 1993 [Portuguese]

Paper was presented at the first national symposium on the child, in 1993. It analyses the human face of the Angolan crisis caused by the long civil war, drawing attention to issues, such as family disintegration, economic vulnerability and household food self-reliance. It also suggests critical strategies to protect the poorest children's health according to the specific conditions in Angola: mother awareness to breast feeding, broadening the coverage of vaccination, dehydration and children growth control. The paper suggests policies and programmes to be carried out along the 1990's in order to recognize the role of women in agriculture, health and community services

Source: ADRA, Postal 3788, Luanda, Angola.
Email: adra-ang@ebonet.net

ADRA
Rede Sanitaria Em Angola E Resposta Aos Problemas De saude Da Crianca Sanitary System in Angola and the Response to the Child's Health Problems
Luanda, Angola: ADRA, 1993 [Portuguese]

This document gives a situation analysis of the sanitary system in Angola in different provinces and how the different municipalities are maintaining, expanding and planning for the future expansion of the urban population. Most of the municipal areas do not have the resources to maintain and expand the system. This has great implications on the health of the children as sewage flows into the streets, pipes are bursting and there are no funds to maintain the system. Children are most affected since they play in the streets.

Source: ADRA, Postal 3788, Luanda, Angola.
Email: adra-ang@ebonet.net

Aguilar, Renato
Gender Effects of Structural Adjustment in Luanda
Gothenburg, Sweden: Department of Economics, University of Gothenburg, 1992

The aim of this report is to discuss the gender effects of structural adjustment in Angola, and policies and programmes oriented to correct them. This paper presents briefly Angola™s recent economic history, focusing on the analysis of the reform packages introduced in the last few years. It also presents a macro-economic situation and alternative paths for economic policy open to Angola. Finally, the report ends with a section devoted to a discussion of policies and programmes with specific gender content, aimed to correct possible negative effects of structural
adjustment.

Keywords: Economic Development; Structural Adjustment; Labour Market
Source: Department of Economics, Gothenburg University, S-114 25 Gothenburg, Sweden.

Aguilar, Renato; Stenman, Asa
Angola 1994: Trying to Break Through the Wall
Gothenburg, Sweden: Gothenburg University, Department of Economics, 1994

The authors detail the economic development in Angola during 1993 and the first few months of 1994. They also analyse the economic policies formulated over the past years and their impact on the economy. During 1993, Angola™s economy showed an exceedingly poor performance. GDP decreased by almost twenty-five per cent, inflation reached a record high level on the verge of hyperinflation, and the balance of payments was in a disastrous state. The obvious cause of that poor performance was war. However, an erroneous economic policy pursued during the second half of 1993 strongly contributed to this negative performance.

Source: Department of Economics, University of Gothenburg, Viktoriagatan 30, S-411 25, Gothenburg, Sweden.

Aguilar, Renato; Stenman, Asa
Angola 1996: Inflation, Confusion and Political Crisis
Stockholm, Sweden: SIDA, 1997

This is the seventh microeconomic report on Angola prepared for the Swedish International Development Agency (Sida) by the Department of Economics at the University of Gothenburg. This report covers the period 1995 and the first few months of 1996. Highlights that the government of Angola is slow in implementing the Lusaka Peace Agreement hence seriously affecting the proper implementation of the economic policy.

Keywords: Economic Development; Economic Policy; Women In Development
Source: SIDA , S-105 25, Stockholm, Sweden.

Aguilar, Renato; Stenman, Asa
Angola: Let's try Again
Gothenburg, Sweden Gothenburg University, 1999

A report focusing on economic policy issues. It presents the policy decision-making process and how economic policy is designed and implemented in Angola. The report also highlights the social problems of Angola, especially issues affecting the situation of women. Women's problems range from access to resources, to ownership of property and effects of war.

Keywords:Economic Development; Policy
Source: Gothenburg University, Department of Economics, S-144 25 Gothenburg, Sweden.