At a larger scale, fundamental work needs to be conducted by the ECB in cooperation with the EBA is the development of a manual of supervisory practices, implementing the process and procedures for conducting supervision in the EU. This should ensure a harmonised approach to the way supervision is conducted and increase comparability across supervisory assessments – e.g.
This means that there is a need to remain and, where possible, to improve Botswana’s international competitiveness, but also, in Botswana’s case, to diversify the economy away from its current dependence on relatively few products, especially diamonds, as the principal source of growth. Many different policies, focusing for the most part on trade and investment, contribute to these efforts.