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On 11th June, leaders of the world’s largest economies – the G7 – meet in Cornwall, United Kingdom, to discuss global action to ‘build back better’. But will ‘better’ mean fairer, greener, and stronger? Crucially, as the world moves from the pandemic to the goals of the Paris Agreements, will we build back in
on 06.07.21
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To end the COVID-19 pandemic, we must end it everywhere. Fair and equitable access to vaccines is essential. The World Bank’s rapid mobilization of vaccine financing aims to support affordable and equitable vaccine acquisition and deployment, and to signal to potential suppliers that Bank financing is available to its cli
on 03.06.21
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The 3rd Meeting of the MENA Chapter engaged legislators from the region in a discussion on building an inclusive and sustainable recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic. The conversation offered the opportunity to address several aspects of an inclusive recovery including vaccines, governance, reforms, debt, and climate change.
on 25.05.21
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on 18.05.21
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On 9 July 2020, the Parliamentary Network on the World Bank & IMF (PN) jointly organized with the World Bank Group (WBG) a Virtual Parliamentary Meeting on Managing Debt for a Resilient Recovery. The purpose of this meeting was to provide a platform for parliamentarians to dialogue with World Bank experts on policies an
on 17.11.20
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In celebration of the International Day of Parliamentarism, the Parliamentary Network co-organized A Conversation with Parliamentarians on Partnering for Development Impact on June 30 alongside the World Bank and IMF to recognize the key role of parliaments in achieving lasting development results. The discussants Anna Adek
on 17.11.20
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Extreme poverty is falling around the world, but increasing in countries impacted by FCV, where it is estimated that up to two-thirds of the world’s extreme poor will live by 2030. The recent health and economic threats posed by COVID-19 only risk to compound the situation. The World Bank Group is doing more, and doing [&
on 17.11.20
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