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Given the varied and complex drivers at play, how may women's economic participation best be bolstered?
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"Learn why land degradation leads to adverse development outcomes around the world."
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Economic growth is not sufficient to reduce poverty if it does not involve the three dimensions of sustainable development – economic, social, and environmental
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"Learn why gender sensitivity matters for social protection programming, and how it may be integrated within interventions."
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This webinar will feature a presentation by Deepak Mishra, Co-Director of the WDR 2016: Digital Dividends, who will talk about inequality and exclusion in access to digital technology, and the potential role of technology as a mechanism to promote social inclusion.
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Modern cities are designed by men and for men, limiting women’s access to economic and social development.
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"Learn how social safety nets promote poverty reduction, increase resilience, and expand economic opportunities."
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Poverty has many dimensions, but its causes include unemployment, social exclusion, and high vulnerability of certain populations to disasters, diseases, and other phenomena
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The rate of poverty reduction is slowing, which makes us realize that what got us here may not get us there...
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The poor living in Djibouti city share certain characteristics with poor living in rural areas
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An overview of development implications of disruptive technologies.
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Powerful women share stories of bold leadership, innovative approaches they took throughout their lives and during the COVID-19 crisis.
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Investigating what shaped the response of the UK cities to the crisis, and what we can learn from this experience
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Global value chains (GVCs) powered an economic revolution over the past three decades: growth accelerated, incomes rose, and poverty rates plunged. Almost 50% of global trade involves GVCs, but...
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