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Teachers in Asia and the Pacific Need More Support

Achieving universal education by 2030 demands significant improvements in teacher recruitment, training, and retention across developing countries in Asia and…

2 years ago

We Need to Mainstream Structural Reforms in Aid for Trade

The global economic landscape warrants mainstreaming trade policy reform back into trade-related external support. In the golden age of Washington…

2 years ago

Climate Finance: How Countries Can Develop National Strategies for Carbon Markets

Governments face risks and opportunities when developing national strategies for using carbon markets to transition to a low-carbon economy. Carbon…

2 years ago

How effective education spending can reduce poverty and boost earnings

The returns to education are high in most countries. An additional year of schooling increases earnings by 10 percent a year.…

2 years ago

Rwanda\’s innovative approach to early childhood development through social protection

The returns to education are high in most countries. An additional year of schooling increases earnings by 10 percent a year.…

2 years ago

The energy transition is only as strong as its most critical link

Envision a large-scale wind farm producing clean electricity at full tilt. At the same time, a growing city with consumers…

2 years ago

Rwanda\’s innovative approach to early childhood development through social protection

The returns to education are high in most countries. An additional year of schooling increases earnings by 10 percent a year.…

2 years ago

From chaos to stability: The power of financial reforms in fragile states

Imagine living in a country where basic services are a luxury, the government is on the brink of collapse, and…

2 years ago

Bridging Brazil\’s digital divide: How internet inequality mirrors income gaps

Across Latin America, the digital divide is not just a technological issue but a stark reflection of income inequality. Brazil…

2 years ago

Bridging Brazil\’s digital divide: How internet inequality mirrors income gaps

Across Latin America, the digital divide is not just a technological issue but a stark reflection of income inequality. Brazil…

2 years ago