The World Bank
Recent News About The World Bank
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World Bank enhances MENA transport infrastructure for inclusive growth
The World Bank Group (WBG) is actively working to improve transport infrastructure in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA), aiming to enhance connectivity and promote inclusive development.
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Food system resilience discussed at Addis Ababa event
Eastern and Southern Africa face a pivotal moment to reimagine their food systems.
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World Bank's investment to boost Bhutan’s growth and job opportunities
The World Bank Group has announced a new Country Partnership Framework (CPF) for Bhutan, which will run from fiscal years 2025 to 2029.
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Two World Bank financial aids to boost land and forest management in Benin
The World Bank Board of Directors has approved two financial supports amounting to $180.7 million aimed at improving land tenure security and enhancing integrated forest management in Benin.
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World Bank funds $216 million project for climate-resilient transport in Burkina Faso
The World Bank has approved a $216 million project aimed at enhancing climate-resilient transport infrastructure in the Sikasso-Korhogo-Bobo-Dioulasso (SKBo) region.
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World Bank approves loan to support Eswatini's growth and economic reforms
The World Bank has approved a Development Policy Loan (DPL) to assist the Kingdom of Eswatini in its efforts to strengthen fiscal governance, promote private sector development, and enhance energy security and climate resilience.
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Tanzania's rural electrification transforms local businesses and industries
After living in Kawe near Dar es Salaam, Mosi Gungurugwa moved to Buyuni, a small village in Chalinze district.
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Electricity access boosts education and healthcare in Tanzania
In Tanzania, the introduction of electricity has notably improved education and healthcare services.
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World Bank raises $9 billion through dual-tranche bonds amid high investor demand
The World Bank has announced the successful pricing of two Sustainable Development Bonds, raising a total of USD 9 billion through a 3-year bond and a 7-year bond.
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EU and World Bank partner to strengthen fiscal governance in the Western Balkans
Public finances in the Western Balkans experienced significant strain during the COVID-19 crisis, necessitating efforts to reduce public debt while continuing to encourage economic recovery.
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Morocco takes steps to improve maternal and child health in rural areas
Morocco has made significant strides in reducing maternal, neonatal, and child mortality rates over the past few decades.
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World Bank backs Rio Grande do Sul climate resilience project with $359.6 million
The World Bank's Board of Directors has approved a project aimed at aiding Rio Grande do Sul to handle extreme weather events and optimize public resource management.
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World Bank urges action to increase Dominican women's role in STEM fields
Digital technologies are rapidly altering the global landscape, yet many Dominican girls and women remain underrepresented in fields like technology, science, mathematics, and engineering.
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World Bank allocates $125.94 million to bolster Ghana's food system resilience
The World Bank Board of Directors approved additional financing for the second phase of the West Africa Food System Resilience Program (FSRP) to support Ghana's efforts in mitigating food insecurity and enhancing resilient food systems.
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Haiti's crisis recovery plan discussed at World Bank/IMF meeting
Haiti is in the midst of facing significant political and security challenges.
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World Bank allocates $50 million to enhance sustainable agriculture in Haiti
The World Bank's Board of Executive Directors has approved a $50 million grant for Haiti as part of the second installment of the Haiti – Resilient Landscape Project.
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World Bank approves $33 million grant for Zambia's water and sanitation program
A grant from the World Bank has been approved to improve Zambia's water supply and sanitation services.
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World Bank highlights organized crime's impact on Latin American economic growth
Organized crime and violence are presenting significant challenges to development in Latin America and the Caribbean, according to the World Bank’s latest Latin America and the Caribbean Economic Review (LACER).
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World Bank report projects slight dip in Western Balkans' growth in 2025 amid global uncertainties
Economic growth in the Western Balkans is forecasted to experience a slight deceleration in 2025, primarily due to lower external demand and uncertainty stemming from evolving global trade policies.
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World Bank finances Dominica to strengthen fiscal and disaster resilience
The Board of Executive Directors of the World Bank has approved new financing for the Commonwealth of Dominica.