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The world's population will grow to 9 billion over the next 50 years.
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Understanding the specific protection needs of forcibly displaced populations is an essential aspect of a protection and human rights-oriented development approach.
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Identifying populations at older ages and risk factors for COVID-19 transmission such as residential density and access to piped water and other amenities.
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Limiting polarization through economic policy
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Pakistan’s health and nutrition outcomes and service coverage lag behind those in most other South Asian countries.
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Relocating populations from at-risk areas is increasingly necessary in small island states
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The share of working-age people in the world has peaked at 66%, and is starting to decline
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What can we do to help refugees and displaced persons living in towns and cities?
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The Growth and Competitiveness podcasts explore the various dimensions and determinants of economic growth.
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The Odisha Inclusive Growth Partnership aims to diversify the state’s economic base and catalyze private investments.
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By 2030, up to 70% of the Chinese population will be living in cities.
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The importance of a participatory process of population retreat
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The Census collates information on the quantity and quality of human capital at various levels of analysis.
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Efforts to measure and assess the determinants of inclusive growth have remained limited. What is inclusive growth?
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Economic growth through enhanced productivity requires an education that prepares students for the labor market.
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Brazilian growth is slowing due to macroeconomic management, the external environment, and microeconomic fundamentals.
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Khatlon Oblast needs a private sector-driven strategy for accelerating the region’s growth over the medium term.
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There is no economic growth without improvements in productivity.
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This note studies the long-run impacts of policies aimed at fostering gender equality on economic growth in Brazil.
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