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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

Destroyed bridge in Ukraine.

Anticipating Unintended Consequences: Preparing for Reconstruction in Ukraine

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

La Banque mondiale au Maroc : apprendre et s’adapter pour plus d’impact

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

The World Bank in Morocco: Learning & Adapting for Impact

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Lessons for the World Bank Group’s Evolution from the 2018 Capital Increase Package

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Can the World Bank Shed More Light on the Outcomes of Its Support for Financial Inclusion?

Always searching for how we can do things better

Unfulfilled Promises: Using GPT for Synthetic Tasks

Fulfilled Promises: Using GPT for Analytical Tasks

Fulfilled Promises: Using GPT for Analytical Tasks

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Setting up Experiments to Test GPT for Evaluation