Now the informal markets have recognized the acute shortage of small notes.
The sanctions do not bar humanitarian aid or private remittances and aim to ensure reliability of debit and credit card transactions, which have become essential amid skyrocketing inflation and a shortage of cash notes.
ATMs had been replenished and reopened by Monday afternoon, but Greek account holders are now limited to withdrawals of €60 a day (in practice, many are finding it hard to take out more than €50 because of a growing shortage of €20 notes).
Greeks can only withdraw €60 a day from ATMs, but in practice many have only been able to get €50 due to a shortage of €20 notes.
But the BBC's Brian Hungwe in the capital, Harare, says that bank customers are not always able to withdraw the amount of US dollars they want because of a shortage of dollar notes in Zimbabwe.
In Sirte itself the complaints are rife as its people try to get back to normal - from a lack of electricity and clean water, to a critical shortage of bank notes.
It's a frequent lament in Venezuela, a once-prosperous country enmeshed in political and economic turmoil where hyperinflation and resulting shortages of bank notes have yielded a ubiquitous noncash economy.
Meanwhile, many ATMs had a shortage of 20 euro notes, effectively reducing the daily withdrawal limit to 50 euros.
On education, the report said neither the Nigerian government nor DfID seem to recognise the severity of the shortage of teachers and textbooks, noting again that education is worse in the north.
Most participants of the FGDs also noted shortage of farmland in their respective villages.
If there were a true shortage of tech workers, Salzman noted, wages would increase.
