Access to health services in Morocco has been significantly enhanced as a result of the expansion of health insurance coverage and the establishment of a system for providing subsidized care...
detailsAs we all know now, hand washing is one of the best frontline defenses against the virus that causes COVID-19. Yet three billion people...
detailsCountries waste on average about 1/3 of their infrastructure spending due to inefficiencies.
detailsAnnabaa forum for dialogue held an extensive discussion entitled "The Crisis of the Rentier State".
detailsThe COVID-19 pandemic has brought economies around the world to an abrupt halt and highlighted the fragility of existing global value chains. But demolishing these key drivers of international trade and investment would only make a bad situation worse.
detailsHigher nominal wages for low-paid workers can boost real earnings, increase consumer spending, and help make housing more affordable.
detailsWith interest rates at record lows and global growth set to continue decelerating, there has rarely been a better time for governments to invest in infrastructure and other sources of...
detailsAn improved security situation and the recovery in oil prices have improved near-term vulnerabilities
detailsThere is much to be celebrated in the rise of modern megacities, especially in developing countries.
detailsA decade after the 2008 financial crisis, faith in markets self-regulating abilities once again lies in tatters. There simply is no single real interest rate that would spur investors to funnel all existing savings
detailsEnvironmental, social and governance issues are now a major factor in investment
detailsTrillions of dollars will be needed to fund the world s human development goals, and domestic banking sectors in rich and poor countries will be part of the solution
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