... Data are shown for economies with populations greater than 30,000, and for smaller economies if they are members of the WorldBank. The term countr y (used interchangeably with economy) does not imply ...
... the WorldBank Group is to reduce poverty and encourage eco- nomic ...the WorldBank Group are involved in nearly every aspect of development, with activities ranging from economic research ...
... the WorldBank, which has compiled objective measures of various dimensions of the regulatory environment across countries, by interviewing law firms around the world about formal rules and ...
... Virtually none of the institutions required to assess and attach collateral effi ciently existed in Mexico until relatively recently. Phys- ical collateral was extraordinarily diffi cult to repossess. Mexico did not (and ...
... como figuran en el TO, como el nombre de la ONG Climate Bonds Initiative. Los nombres de entidades (organismos públicos, instituciones internacionales, grupos de trabajo, asociaciones o federaciones) se traducen al ...
... the WorldBank must work with industry groups, environmental NGOS, and others to set common standards for dealing with the environment and rights of indigenous people, and to fund capacity-building for ...
... First, official data is used to demonstrate that despite these so called ‘measured gains’ in poverty reduction, even using the government’s own data, the popular perception of a worsening of the situation is not wrong. ...
... 2005; WorldBank, 2002; WorldBank, 2006a; WorldBank, 2006b), como por parte de la propia comunidad científica (Baack y Ray, 2000; Bourguignon y Menéndez, 2004; Cline, 2004; ...
... the WorldBank natural disaster hotspots study (Dilley, et ...the world, and about 150 million people are expected to live in earthquake-prone areas within Latin America and the Caribbean by ...
... Community-based (and driven) development (CBD) projects have become an important form of development assistance, with the World Bank’s portfolio alone approximating 7 billion dollars. This paper reviews the ...
... Abstract—Air transportation growth is a reality described by different sources (e.g. The WorldBank [1], the latest Eurocontrol report [2]). One essential initiative required to improve air traffic capacity ...
... the Bank can increase its effectiveness by recognizing how education contributes to noneducation outcomes: less poverty, more innovation and growth, better health, greater resilience to shocks, more effective ...
... the WorldBank is faced with numerous ...a WorldBank official, real political change in Haiti is desperately ...the WorldBank staff we interviewed feels that they are making an ...
... the worldBank defines inclusive growth as high and sustainable (an important condition for poverty reduction), widespread across all sectors of the economy, involving a large part of the labour force and ...
... by WorldBank staff , applying labor force participation rates from the ILO data- base to population ...e World Bank’s population estimates are com- piled and produced by its Human Develop- ment ...
... Baker Bank, Arkansas Bank, Dream Bank, Black Fish Ridge, Mysterious Bank y Harte ...Garden Bank) como con la región de la plataforma del golfo de ...Mysterious Bank y Harte ...
... epistemological parameters of classical anthropological fieldwork by the world- wide emergence of indigenous political movements and related support NGOs. It looks first at the links between post-war development ...
... (WORLDBANK, 2005) ratifi ca de forma contundente el alto riesgo que acecha al ‘Área de Estudio’, tanto en porcentaje de superfi cie expuesta a dos o más tipos de peligros, un 18,6%, frente al 2,55% mundial, ...
... South and Latin America integration has been a goal Brazil has pursued over the last three decades. In the 1980s, Brazil and Argentina moved from suspicious to close cooperation on trade, science and investment. Argenti- ...