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Why Infrastructure Doesn’t Have to Cost the Earth

Here’s a statistic: 75 percent of the infrastructure that will be required globally in 2050 has yet to be built. That sounds daunting, but the truth...

Addressing Sri Lanka’s Macroeconomic Challenges

Sri Lanka is widely recognized for its rapid development progress—as shown by various development indicators—but underperformance on growth. The country’s growth slowed to 3.2% in 2018....

Ambitions are affordable for Asia and the Pacific

Three years of implementation of the transformative 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development in Asia and the Pacific shows the region has some catching up to do....

Green and Gray Infrastructure More Powerful When They Work Together

A new generation of infrastructure projects that harness the power of nature can help achieve development goals, including water security and climate resilience,...

Reforming Multilateral Development Banks

There has been a lot of discussion recently about the value of multilateralism. I am a strong believer that the multilateral system, which includes multilateral development...

African Development Bank: Making a Big Difference in Africa

The story of 1.2 billion people living in the African continent is poised to change considerably and could be the big story of the next decade...

Avoiding a Jobs Crisis in Africa is a Global Responsibility

This month, World Bank President Jim Yong Kim shocked the international aid community with his announcement that he will leave his post on 1...

Impact Investment needs global standards and better measurement

Social impact investment, which aims to improve well-being as well as earn a financial return, could be more effective if it were more clearly...

Emerging, Developing Economies to Face Challenges if Global Inflation Rises

Further upward acceleration of global inflation from record low levels may impair efforts in emerging and developing economies to sustain the low inflation environment...

Population without access to electricity falls below 1 billion

Authors: Laura Cozzi, Olivia Chen, Hannah Daly, Aaron Koh In a sign of great progress, over 120 million people worldwide gained access to electricity in...

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Can Kazakhstan’s Unprecedented Floods be Prevented in the Future?

As Kazakhstan and parts of Russia grapple with severe...

Chinese Port Power

China's rise to prominence in the world economy during...

How Will EU Space Law Impact US National, Strategic, and Commercial Interests

Earlier this year, the six-month-long Belgian rotating presidency of...

US President Biden plays high-risk poker with Israel’s Netanyahu

US President Joe Biden doesn’t fit the mould of...

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