Healthy Longevity: Saving 150 million lives
New World Bank report, IDA and civil society?
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Unlocking the Power of Healthy Longevity. With bold action to promote healthy longevity, developing countries could save 150 million lives and extend millions more, shows a new World Bank report.??READ REPORT
WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS
Why IDA Is Deepening Its Partnership with Civil Society. In the lead up to IDA's 21st replenishment, the World Bank has convened regional forums for civil society organizations, bringing together over 800 organizations so far. LEARN MORE
Tools to Get All Children Reading. To mark this year’s International Literacy Day, this piece highlights a selection of World Bank tools that can be used to expand children’s opportunities to read. FIND OUT MORE
Who Is Using Generative AI? A recent World Bank paper looks at how fast generative artificial intelligence is spreading, who's using it, and how it's changing our online habits. Here’s what it found. READ MORE
IN FOCUS
Why We Need to Remove Job Restrictions for Women. Women in 59 of the 190 economies surveyed by the World Bank still face legal and systemic barriers to entering jobs in different sectors. Find out more in these three charts. SEE DATA
Sustainable Procurement for People and Planet. Sustainable or green procurement uses public spending to drive eco-friendly and socially responsible practices. Learn how the World Bank is supporting governments in this work. VIEW STORY
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