Source document

Vanuatu: 2023 Article IV Consultation-Press Release; Staff Report; and Statement by the Executive Director for Vanuatu (IMF Country Report No. 23/115)

International Monetary Fund · IMF · Mar 2023 · Vanuatu

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Reviewed. Everything readable has been taken; what is left cannot be read as data (for example charts without printed values, or missing pages). We never estimate values from a picture.

What is left

Annex VI Figures 1 and 2 (PDF p. 60: government revenue by source 2015-2020, and ECP revenue in percent of GDP 2010-2028) are charts without printed values; years before 2019 cannot be quoted.

What the document holds

IMF 2023 Article IV staff report. In scope: ECP revenue in Table 2 (2019-2028, millions of vatu and percent of GDP), down 27% y/y in 2022, ECP 33% of total revenue in 2020 (RAM) and 'one third' in 2021 (DSA; a fraction in words, not converted to a percentage), severe downside scenario (assumes no ECP revenue: a model assumption, not taken), EBA-lite windfall adjustment (-1.0% of GDP, a model parameter, not taken), ECP cost footnote (USD 135,000-185,000; government share 80,000-130,000), EU/Swiss visa waiver suspension and the EU delay, correspondent banking loss of the main ECP bank, governance reforms. This pass re-read the document: nothing further in scope found. Out of scope: macro, debt, banking and tax-policy figures.

What it supports

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About the document

What it covers Central government operations 2019-2028 with "Of which: Economic citizenship programs" in millions of vatu and percent of GDP (Tables 2-3); ECP description and prices (DSA footnote).

Notes Fiscal year = calendar year. Columns up to 2021 are historical, 2022 estimate, 2023 onward projections (table header). Direct download blocked (HTTP 403); stored copy from the Wayback Machine snapshot.

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