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More countries are valuing their natural capital for economic growth.
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There are many SMEs in Kuwait, but the account for only 3% of GDP
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A tutorial to understanding how to compare economies
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In emerging markets, mortgage financing is less than 10 percent of GDP.
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Cambodia has achieved impressive growth in GDP over the past two decades and has significantly reduced poverty.
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Real GDP growth is projected at -1% compared to an average of 7% per year from 2015 to 2019, as a result of COVID-19.
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This brief focuses on Reproductive Health in Senegal
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This brief focuses on Reproductive Health in Haiti
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Agriculture is a dominant sector in Africa, and is essential for economic development.
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Real GDP growth in Qatar will turn positive again in 2021 as energy prices stabilize at around US$42bbl, global LNG demand picks up, and nonenergy economic sentiment improves once the pandemic is controlled.
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Food security, poverty and climate change are closely linked and should not be considered separately
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Structural reforms in Mozambique have facilitated private-sector-led growth in a context of macroeconomic stability.
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There is no clear development goal for transport access, unlike in the water and sanitation sector and the electricity sector.
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The World Bank 2015 MENA Economic Monitor report projects overall GDP growth to be less than 3% for the third year running.
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With persistent political instability, the economy has struggled to garner investor confidence since the revolution such that GDP growth averaged just 1.5% between 2011 and 2019.
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In developing countries, formal MSMEs represent 45 percent of employment and 33 percent of GDP.
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This brief focuses on Reproductive Health in Mali
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This brief focuses on Reproductive Health in Zimbabwe
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Nigeria's frequent flooding represents an economic risk
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This brief focuses on Reproductive Health in Djibouti
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