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Without sufficient we can not effectively : Infographic
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World Bank 6h
In West , entire villages are being destroyed by coastal . How do we stop this threat? Our experts answer your questions ⏩
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World Bank 8h
Why are women restricted from working? You will be surprised at the reasons:
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World Bank 10h
Data can tell a story about the challenges we face & the actions needed to create a more inclusive, sustainable world. Discover more in our 2018 Year in Review in Charts:
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World Bank 14h
800 million people live within 60 miles of a volcano? 🌋🌋🌋Understanding the risks and taking prompt action are essential for addressing volcanic hazards. What is YOUR CITY's "PLAN V"? cc
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Happy New Year and best wishes for 2019 from around the UN System!
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World Bank 19h
Private sector growth in fragile and conflict-affected countries is often limited by lack of infrastructure, jobs, affordable local currency and risks like wars or debt. Learn about the Private Sector Window:
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World Bank 22h
’s Lake Victoria faces an alarming environmental degradation from & overfishing. Under the newly approved 1st work program of the investment cycle, this issue among many others will be tackled
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World Bank Jan 2
: In 1981, global poverty’s center of gravity was in China. During the 1990s, it began shifting to India. Today, it hovers over South Sudan.
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World Bank Jan 2
Mobile tech can help the recording of land rights become cheaper, faster and more inclusive. How?
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World Bank Jan 2
RT Three years ago, world leaders promised to by 2030. Here are 5⃣ milestones to get us there 👉
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World Bank Jan 2
Green buildings represent a powerful opportunity to address climate change in emerging markets. Our new partnership with @ BEISgovuk 🇬🇧 is one step towards greening the global construction sector with certified buildings
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World Bank Jan 2
WASTE NOT, WANT NOT! Here are the main types of trash we produce every day: 🍉Food/Green 44% 🗞️Paper/Cardboard 17% 🍼Plastic 12% 🥛Glass 5% 🔧Metal 4% It's time to fix our throwaway culture! Find out more in :
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World Bank Jan 2
👋 2018, hello 2019. New year, same reality. We need to stop deforestation worldwide and invest in so that communities can benefit from the 🌳 resources they have. Watch to learn more
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World Bank Jan 2
4 billion people now live in regions that experience severe stress at some point in the year. We need new and more effective ways of managing this precious resource:
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World Bank Jan 2
What change means for & food security (infographic):
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World Bank Jan 1
Don’t have a new year's resolution yet? Why don’t you enter our blog competition and tell us in your own words the skills and talents you think you will need to excel in the jobs of the future. Apply now!
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World Bank Jan 1
DYK 118 million people gain electricity access each year. More stats in Year in Review in 14 Charts:
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World Bank Jan 1
RT More Healthy resolution No6: Manage stress. 🧘‍♀️🧘‍♂️
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World Bank Jan 1
From committing to investing in people, to addressing , 2018 was a year where the world rallied behind global efforts to
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