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Balancing innovation and rigor: Guidance on how to thoughtfully integrate AI in evaluation

Confronting the Learning Crisis: In nine figures​

Confronting the Learning Crisis: In nine figures​

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Evaluating the Knowledge Bank: Four Takeaways on how the World Bank Learns in Lending

How the World Bank Group can aim for transformative change in the lives of women and girls

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Making procurement work: three lessons from the World Bank’s procurement reform

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Making Waves: Can the blue economy deliver ocean health and prosperity for all?

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The World Bank in Nepal: Lessons on building institutions and Influencing policy

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Maximizing the impact of gender equality support at the World Bank Group

Future Agrifood systems: Insights from the World Bank's support on use of technology and innovation in agriculture

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Back to Basics: Lessons for Confronting the Learning Crisis

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Learning from the past for a brighter future: strategic priorities for evaluation

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Rebuilding relations: Lessons from the World Bank partnership with Ecuador