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A brilliant economist's idea: Legalise corruption to prevent it!

humbleflower wrote 6 months ago: World Bank economist Kaushik Basu has an idea for how to stop bribery and thus corruption. He thinks … more →

Tags: Economics, Economic, Ideas!, bribery, Bribes, corruption, world bank. economist, kaushik basu, Economics 2

Leading World Bank Demographer: Vaccination Campaigns Part Of Population Reduction Policy

thetruthsoldier wrote 7 months ago: On October 2nd a retired demographer at the World Bank admitted that vaccination campaigns are an in … more →

Tags: health, World Bank, Neil Z. Miller, Jeffrey Sachs, World Health Organization, Ban Ki-moon, United Nations Population Fund, Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation

Corruption is enemy of all Jordanians1 comment

ordone wrote 1 year ago: CORRUPTION in JORDAN Corruption in any form is treated as an incurable disease, a cause of many soci … more →

Tags: Jordan, الاردن, الملك عبدالله الثاني, الفساد, jordan 2, Amman, middle east, الحراك الشعبي, الحراك الشبابي

Let More & More Women Be ENTREPRENEURS23 comments

Neeraj Bhushan wrote 1 year ago: The 2012 World Development Report on Gender Equality and Development finds that women’s lives … more →

Tags: Education, Money-Business-Economy, woman, World Bank, gender equality, Nepal. Women, South Asia, developing country, inequality

Global Youth Conference 2012

economistindia wrote 1 year ago: The Global Youth Conference (GYC) is World Bank’s Youth-to-Youth Community (Y2Y) annual flagsh … more →

Tags: Conferences, Economistindia, Aligarh Muslim University, amu, CCIP, CCIP Scholarship, Community College Initiative Program, Conference, Fellowship

World Development Report 2012: Gender, Equality and Men’s Education?

frankgkarioris wrote 1 year ago: ‘World Development Report 2012: Gender, Equality and Men’s Education?’ A look at how men’s education … more →

Tags: Politics, Gender and Masculinity, International Development, masculinity, Gender and Development, Gender, Education

The New Deal for Engagement in Fragile States: How do we reach Paris from here?5 comments

Phil Vernon wrote 1 year ago: More than thirty governments and a bunch of multilateral organisations endorsed the New Deal for Eng … more →

Tags: International Development, Peacebuilding, aid, Statebuilding, MDGs, Aid Effectiveness, busan, International Dialogue for Peacebuilding and Statebuild, Fragile states

World Bank's World Development Report 2012: Gender Equality and Development

Ezra Rosser wrote 1 year ago: The World Bank’s World Development Report 2012: Gender Equality and Development can be found a … more →

Tags: Reports, gender issues, World Bank

C.J. Chanco wrote 1 year ago: “An extraordinary amount is being asked of agriculture. The World Bank estimates that to meet … more →

Tags: poverty, capitalism, Economics, inequality, Politics, World Bank, Environment, Ecology, Earth

C.J. Chanco wrote 1 year ago: “An extraordinary amount is being asked of agriculture. The World Bank estimates that to meet … more →

Tags: Politics, Environment, climate change, renewable energy, Earth, poverty, capitalism, Economics, inequality

World Development Report 2009: Reshaping Economic Geography

urbangovernance wrote 1 year ago: The World Bank annually publishes (since 1978) a World Development Report (WDR) focusing on a major … more →

Tags: Urban Reports, urban governance, WDR, Urban Development, World Bank, urbanisation, Economic Development, economic growth

Gender and Development1 comment

melina wrote 1 year ago: A topic worth exploring. From the 2012 World Development Report, Gender Equality and Development: Th … more →

Tags: health, Education, development, maternal health, Child Health, gender equality, Women's rights, Women

What Did the High Level Forum do for Conflict-Affected Countries? A scorecard from Busan3 comments

Phil Vernon wrote 1 year ago: This blog post was adapted from an article co-written with Dan Smith, and which appears on the Inter … more →

Tags: International Development, .:*Conflict*:., Peacebuilding, aid, MDGs, development, Aid Effectiveness, busan, HLF4

World Bank: Women’s Wealth Lags

KB wrote 1 year ago: In an article published by the Huffington Post on Sept. 18, “Women Hold Just One Percent Of The Worl … more →

Tags: Feature, Wealth, Women, Salary

Do women and men have equal rights?

makanaka wrote 1 year ago: Inequality is a lifelong experience for girls and women, says a World Bank microsite. It has asked: … more →

Tags: development, World Bank, Gender, gender equality, Women's rights, girl child, 2012

Five dilemmas faced by peacebuilders3 comments

Phil Vernon wrote 1 year ago: The international debate and discussion about peacebuilding has moved on tremendously since Boutros … more →

Tags: International Development, Peacebuilding, aid, governance, Institutions, international community, Multilateral Organisations, Natsios, ODA

How donors take account of the World Development Report

Phil Vernon wrote 1 year ago: In earlier blog posts I have referred to the challenges for international organisations including do … more →

Tags: Africa, .:*Conflict*:., governance, International Development, Peacebuilding, aid, DfID, Institutions, WDR

How to re-think international aid agencies to fit the findings of the 2011 World Development Report?4 comments

Phil Vernon wrote 1 year ago: The 2011 WDR is a radical document. It’s well-packaged in the politics and jargon of internati … more →

Tags: Africa, .:*Conflict*:., governance, International Development, Peacebuilding, The Economy, aid, Citizen, Democratic Republic of Congo

Favorite Quotes from the International Dialogue Forum1 comment

Hala wrote 1 year ago: A collection of remarks made by participants at last week’s high-level International Dialogue on Pea … more →

Tags: Liberia, aid effectiveness, developing country, International Development, Official Development Assistance, United States Agency for International Development, World Bank


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