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How Countries Can Afford the Infrastructure They Need while Protecting the Planet
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Steve Keil calls for a return to play to revitalize the economy.
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Building effective cooperation on transboundary waters is complex
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What can we do to overcome the implementation gap?
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"How should 10 years of global emissions assessments inform present climate action?"
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Fragile countries are amongst the most data deprived and collecting new information in such circumstances is challenging.
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Clients in six Western Balkan countries are benefiting from the work of the Balkans Renewable Energy Program.
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Africa is experiencing tremendous changes but also information gaps.
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This note examines the type and magnitude of the infrastructure gap and inequality of access to infrastructure.
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This infographic shows knowledge gaps in impact evaluations of early childhood interventions. The data for this infographic is drawn from IEG's evaluation on World Bank Support to Early Childhood Development.
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How can we improve opportunities for women farmers in Africa?
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This infographic showcases how nutrition interventions available to children up to age 3 have long- lasting benefits. The data for this infographic is drawn from IEG's evaluation on World Bank Support to Early Childhood Development.
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More countries are valuing their natural capital for economic growth.
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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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Sector-specific entry points, key questions, and sample objectives and indicators to consider how RBF can be used to close the gender gap
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Can non-public schools can help fill the education gap for poor children?
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Having an education contributes to women’s ability to take advantage of economic opportunities and to their capacity to exercise voice and agency
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When females spend time fetching water, children’s participation in school is affected
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Energy is an essential component of women’s daily lives, from household chores such as cooking and heating to agricultural uses, education, and personal safety
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Evidence of the growing commitment to social safety nets
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