Managing the refugee crisis, new debt report launch
More from this week’s Global Refugee Forum in Geneva.
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Changing How We Respond to the Refugee Crisis. As the world focuses on the Global Refugee Forum, the World Bank is actively pursuing three key elements of the Global Compact on Refugees adopted in 2018. Learn how the World Bank Group is supporting refugees and host communities.?Learn more
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We need to change the way we support refugees–now!?World Bank Managing Director Anna Bjerde and UNCHR High Commissioner Filippo Grandi outline a concrete approach to rethink how countries and world leaders respond to refugee crises.?Read op-ed?
Toward a path to sustainable refugee return. The return of refugees is a challenging, and not always successful, process. Hosting countries and their internationals partners need a new way of thinking to ensure the sustainable return of refugees. ?Find out how
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Refugee education: Financing what matters. As education stakeholders pledge at this week’s Forum to include all refugee children in national education systems, World Bank experts explore three major questions this raises, including how do we get there??View story
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International Debt Report 2023. The World Bank's latest International Debt Report marks 50 years of vital insights into global debt. Discover why debt transparency is key to the economic growth of low- and middle-income countries.?Read report
75th anniversary: Universal Declaration of Human Rights. On the anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, it’s a critical time to ask how far have we come on achieving gender equality? There is still a long way to go, but the World Bank is working with its partners to speed up progress.?Find out more?
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11 个月World leaders need to do more funding and resources to solve the global refugee problems and proverty as we moving forward with mellinium development goal with Technology and global development projects.?
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11 个月Dear WB, In a recent report by Nigeria news media to Nigeria government,that the World Bank advised Nigeria government to jack up its current petrol price from 670 naira per liter which has put us to a point of death now by hunger to 750 naira perliter so to stop paying subsidy on PMS. This I want to say that, if so true, is not a welcome advice by over 200million Nigerians. The inaugural policy statement by President BAT, has done nothing but put us into a visible poverty that you can clearly see. We are the most vulnerable on the streets that you can see. Parents cannot afford a meal in days to feed their families, Fathers cannot longer pay their children school fees, making those kids to be at home, sick once cannot afford government medical bills leaving their love once to die at home for lack of funds, businesses have been forced to shut down for lack of customers and money to restock, which all these has caused the surge of insecurity everywhere in all sizes in the country. Please The World Bank should advise Nigerian gov on how to develop and empower its people for economy growth and development. and the only way now is to REVERSE current PMS price to the lowest, then plan properly. cause I see greatness in BAT GOV.
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