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  • - thematic assessment, a diagnostic trade integration study
    by World Bank
    £42.49

    Identifies a four-pillar strategy for Bangladesh to sustain and accelerate export growth: breaking into new markets, breaking into new products, improving worker and consumer welfare, and building a supportive environment.

  • - strengthening Georgia's targeted social assistance program
    by World Bank, Josefina Posadas, Tinatin Baum & et al.
    £37.99

    Assesses the technical work and the policy actions taken by the Georgian government during 2014 and 2015. It covers the full cycle of the reform of a social assistance program, from establishing the objectives to the design of compensation measures that minimize the number of newly ineligible beneficiaries.

  • - Una Sintesis de 11 Estudios de Caso de Pais
    by Joseph Harris, Michael R. Reich, Naoki Ikegami, et al.
    £24.49

    Los fines de la cobertura universal de salud son asegurar que toda la poblacion pueda acceder a servicios de salud de calidad. Parses que han logrado la cobertura universal de salud estan demostrando c6mo estos programas pueden servir como mecanismos esenciales de mejora de la salud.

  • - key insights of the diagnostic trade integration study
    by World Bank, Mariem Malouche & Sanjay Kathuria
    £29.49

  • - promoting exports in the Middle East and North Africa
    by World Bank & Melise Jaud
    £29.49

    Using new firm-level export data collected in eight MENA countries - Egypt, Iran, Jordan, Kuwait, Lebanon, Morocco, Tunisia and Yemen - this study provides a finer and deeper diagnostic for the region's lack of export growth and diversification.

  • - scenarios, implications, and economic impact
    by World Bank & Da Zhu
    £33.99

    Drawing from vast international experiences, this report examines how global cutting-edge technology like electric vehicles could be pursued in Bhutan with different socioeconomic characteristics from advanced economies.

  • - a practical guide for microdata collection
    by World Bank & Andrew Dabalen
    £33.99

    Thoroughly documents an innovative approach to data collection in developing countries, which combines baseline data from a household survey with subsequent interviews of selected respondents using mobile phones.

  • - thematic assessment, a diagnostic trade integration study
    by World Bank
    £42.49

    Identifies a four-pillar strategy for Bangladesh to sustain and accelerate export growth: breaking into new markets, breaking into new products, improving worker and consumer welfare, and building a supportive environment.

  • - meeting the challenges of noncommunicable diseases
    by World Bank, Carmen Carpio & Danielle Fuller-Wimbush
    £33.99

  • - telling myths from facts
    by World Bank, Lionel Demery & Luc Christiaensen
    £33.99

    Do current stylized facts about African agriculture and rural livelihoods reflect reality? In rapidly-changing and data-scarce environments they risk being outdated and misleading. This report re-examines conventional wisdom about African farmers, from the bottom up and recognising the complexities involved.

  • - inputs from trade, innovation, and productivity analysis
    by World Bank
    £29.49

    Examines recent trends in Croatia in trade, productivity, innovation performance and policy governance framework, to help identify priorities for the development of the country's Smart Specialization Strategy, which is an ex-ante conditionality for access to the EU's Structural and Investment Funds over the 2014-20 programming period.

  • - confronting environmental threats in Sindh, Pakistan
    by World Bank & Ernesto Sanchez-Triana
    £33.99

    Shares information on the environmental harms in Sindh, Pakistan, which in 2009 resulted in more than 40,000 premature deaths and costs equivalent to 15% of the province's GDP, and to provide an interdisciplinary framework for bringing about improved environmental conditions in Sindh.

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