The World Bank
Recent News About The World Bank
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World Bank approves new project supporting renewable energy in three Caribbean nations
The World Bank's Board of Executive Directors has approved a new project aimed at enhancing energy efficiency and promoting renewable energy in Grenada, Guyana, and Saint Lucia.
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World Bank funds $100M project to boost higher education in Tunisia
The World Bank's Board of Directors has approved a US$100 million project to enhance the quality and governance of higher education in Tunisia.
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Upper Egypt development program boosts economy through entrepreneurship
Upper Egypt, which is home to 38% of Egypt's population, faces challenges in economic development and job creation despite its potential for growth.
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Ethiopia's new digital ID system aims for nationwide inclusion
The new national digital ID system, Fayda, is changing the landscape in Ethiopia by offering access to essential services for millions of people.
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World Bank suggests fiscal reforms for macroeconomic stability in Zimbabwe
The Government of Zimbabwe has initiated a series of reforms to restore macroeconomic stability, according to a new Public Finance Review (PFR) released by the World Bank.
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World Bank directors conclude visit to Bhutan reaffirming support
A delegation of nine World Bank Group Executive Directors concluded a five-day visit to Bhutan, reaffirming the institution's support for the country's development priorities.
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World Bank debars Brazilian company HIDRALRICA for collusion in São Paulo project
The World Bank Group has announced the debarment of HIDRALRICA Distribução de Tubos e Conexões Eireli and its director, Ricardo Checa Hernandez, for 18 months.
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International Women's Day 2025 celebrates women's contributions to economies
On International Women’s Day 2025, the focus is on recognizing the transformative potential of women and girls in economies and societies worldwide.
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World Bank suggests reforms for stabilizing Zimbabwe's economy
The World Bank has released a new Zimbabwe Public Finance Review (PFR) aimed at supporting the government's efforts toward fiscal consolidation.
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World Bank stresses need for structural reforms in Madagascar's economy
Madagascar's economy is showing signs of recovery, but growth remains uneven and insufficient to significantly enhance living standards.
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World Bank supports Iraq with $18.5M project to manage pollution
The World Bank has approved an $18.5 million project to assist Iraq in reducing environmental and health risks associated with Persistent Organic Pollutants (POPs) and other chemical pollution hotspots.
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Report highlights gender equality challenges across Latin America
The Latin America and the Caribbean Country Gender Scorecards offer a detailed analysis of gender equality across 11 key areas.
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World Bank reports on Madagascar's economic recovery amid ongoing challenges
The World Bank has released its Madagascar Economic Update, titled "Bridging the Productivity Divide," which provides an analysis of recent economic developments and a medium-term outlook for the country.
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World Bank highlights early childhood development as key to Uganda's economic transformation
Economic activity in Uganda has shown resilience despite global challenges, with the economy maintaining a strong performance.
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World Bank highlights Uganda's economic growth amid global challenges
Economic activity in Uganda has shown resilience despite global challenges, with a World Bank report indicating a 6.1% growth in real GDP for the fiscal year 2023/2024, following a 5.3% increase the previous year.
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Nature-based solutions critical for resilience in Sub-Saharan Africa
Chad's capital, N'Djamena, has faced significant flooding in three of the past five years, leading to widespread displacement.
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World Bank approves $700 million loan for Colombia's sustainable development
The World Bank's Board of Executive Directors has approved financing to support Colombia in promoting equitable and sustainable development.
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Burkina Faso farmers trained on using rain gauges for improved agricultural practices
Farmers in Burkina Faso's Balés region recently took part in a training session focused on the installation and use of farmer rain gauges.
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World Bank launches photobook showcasing Libya’s contrasts
The World Bank has introduced a new photobook titled "Shades of Libya: Contrasts, Hope, and Resilience" in Tripoli.
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Ethiopia launches $226M education transformation under AIM4Learning
The Advancing Innovative Methods to Promote Learning (AIM4Learning) Program is a $1.54 billion initiative funded by the International Development Association (IDA) and the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development (IBRD).