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Beautiful top view of the Strait of Gibraltar and residential houses on the mountainside in the medina of Tangier in Morocco, North Africa

البنك الدولي في المغرب: التعلم والتكيف من أجل إحداث الأثر الإنمائي

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How can the World Bank help address institutional capacity development needs in Sub-Saharan Africa?

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The importance of monitoring and evaluation for World Bank project performance in eight graphs

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The IDA Private Sector Window: Unlocking private investment in the poorest and most fragile countries

Navigating challenges: Examining the resilience of World Bank Group projects amid the pandemic

Navigating challenges: Examining the resilience of World Bank Group projects amid the pandemic

Aerial view of Bishkek city's Ala-Too central square with waving flag

Государственное управление играет важнейшую роль в развитии страны: Уроки поддержки Всемирного банка для Кыргызской Республики

Aerial view of Bishkek city's Ala-Too central square with waving flag

Governance is crucial: Lessons from World Bank support to the Kyrgyz Republic

The Statue of Justice symbol. Photo: r.classen/Shutterstock

Взвешенная оценка реформ в секторе правосудия

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Занимать и тратить с умом: поддержка стран с низким уровнем доходов в управлении государственными финансами и долгом

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Building on evidence to address hunger and malnutrition

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What does the evidence say on enabling private capital for climate action?

Improving and generating new ideas.

Four Lessons for the Evolution Roadmap from the 2018 World Bank Group Capital Increase