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Violence and the fear of violence severely limit women’s contribution to social and economic development.
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Investing in infrastructure is not enough; maintaining it matters.
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Economic development is a process of trial and error, innovation and experimentation, success and failure. Given the urgency of development challenges, it is imperative that we learn quickly from our...
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MNA has made significant progress in reducing poverty & boosting shared prosperity. What are the next steps?
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After experiencing periods of rapid growth, developing countries may fall into middle-income “traps”
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This session presents new global estimates suggesting that 1.47 billion people, or 19 percent of the world population, are directly exposed to substantial flood risks. About 132 million of them live in extreme poverty.
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How Countries Can Afford the Infrastructure They Need while Protecting the Planet
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What is the cost for universal access to electricity for low- and middle-income countries?
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Examining nine case studies of sanitation workers in low- and middle-income countries"
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Two-day course about the design and implementation of successful Early Childhood Development (ECD) policies and programs.
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What should Bangladeshs' development priorities be?
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The course focus on the role of the private sector in supporting access, quality, equity and cost effectiveness in fragile, low, middle and high income countries.
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Where does the Middle East and North Africa lag compared to other middle-income regions?
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Each year 1.3 million people die in the world’s roads and more than 93% of these traffic fatalities take place in the World Bank’s low- and middle-income client countries.
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Each year 1.3 million people die in the world’s roads and more than 93% of these traffic fatalities take place in the World Bank’s low- and middle-income client countries.
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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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by Holly Krambeck, Soames Job, Sara Sultan
Low- and middle- income countries typically lack adequate systems for collecting road crash data. This limits their capacity to monitor, effectively...
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PovMap software builds bridges between statistics and econometrics
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Economic outlook for MENA remains "cautiously pessimistic"
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The role building regulation can play in saving lives during disasters
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