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In Türkiye, out-of-court procedures were in the spotlight during the summer of 2018, which was the beginning of a convulsive period for the country’s economy.
Türkiye is highly vulnerable to the impacts of climate change and other environmental and natural hazards. This has serious implications for the country's banking sector, which regulators and…
Turkey is on a path towards a comprehensive, fully accountable system of public financial management which can help ensure that public resources are used strategically, efficiently and effectively…
The blog describes how electorally competitive cities benefit from the delivery of physical public goods—state-owned bank branches in this case.
Some 70 percent of formal women-owned SMEs in developing countries report being shut out by financial institutions or unable to receive financial services on adequate terms to meet their needs,…
Improving revenue administration could play in strengthening domestic resource mobilization while supporting sustainable forest management.
Gender discrimination in provision of finance can prevent women from exploiting their entrepreneurial potential. Previous non-experimental evidence suggests that guarantor requirements may be a…
Turkey is home to the largest number of refugees in the world. It hosts nearly 4 million refugees, of which about 3.6 million originate from Syria.
[[tweetable]]In a packed World Bank board room on April 13, 2019, Finance Ministers from over 20 countries came together as part of a Coalition of Finance Ministers for Climate Action. [[/…
Queen Alia International Airport, Jordan. © littlesam/Shutterstock [[tweetable]]In many developing countries, there are glaring gaps in the quantity of infrastructure per capita.[[/tweetable]] For…