The effects of compliance with structural adjustment programmes on human development in Sub-Saharan Africa

Abstract

The ultimate goals of structural adjustment programmes (SAPs) were to improve standards of living through intermediate targets such as ensuring higher growth in the economy and maintaining its stability. The conditions attached to these programmes were aimed at reducing inflationary pressures and improving the efficiency of production in the economy and its management. These included promotion of free markets, tight fiscal and monetary policies, wage control, trade liberalisation, devaluation and privatisation amongst others.

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