The state subsidized the interest on loans for first housing granted to its executives and agents by 100%, and covered 20% of the capital (capped at 3,600,000 BIF or about US$3,600 at the time.
The report recommended development of a computerized accounting system that would let SIP managers compare financial forecasts under different scenarios.
[3] In 1986 Burundi revised its housing policy when it entered the Structural Adjustment Program, where the Breton Woods Institutions subjected the state to strict budgetary management rigor.
[6] In July 2014 Ernest Mberamiheto, Minister of Good Governance and Privatization, answered questions in a National Assembly debate.
Companies that had been recommended for privatization over a five-year period included SOSUMO[a], SIP[b], SRDI [c], OTB[d], ALM[e], COGERCO[f], LNBTP[g] and ONATOUR[h].