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Around 70 percent of 10-year-olds in low- and middle-income countries can’t read and understand a simple text. Teaching-at-the-Right Level groups students by their current learning level, rather…

Mamta Murthi, Rukmini Banerji |

The World Bank's Relative CBAM Exposure Index helps developing nations anticipate the effects of the new charge on their exports to the EU.

Maryla Maliszewska, Maksym Chepeliev, Carolyn Fischer, Euijin Jung |

This study tests whether there is under-investment in general skills training in agricultural labor markets in Burundi, and whether this leads to the under-adoption of an improved agricultural…

Development Impact Guest Blogger |

The global landscape of private investments in infrastructure has witnessed a dynamic shift in recent years. The Private Participation in Infrastructure 2023 half-year report shows overall…

Seong Ho Hong |

There has been no attention to the ecological implications of financial market infrastructures (FMIs), in particular those supporting national and international payment systems around the world.…

Biagio Bossone |

In November 2022, Mozambican women made their voices heard in the streets of Maputo, calling to end violence against women and increase respect for their rights. The march kicked off the…

Natália Mazoni Silva Martins, Héloïse Groussard |

Railways connect people to opportunities and markets. People use railways to get to their jobs, to visit family, to travel to school. And railways help people get the things they produce to…

Martha Lawrence, Matthias Plavec |

Reflecting on Wildlife Conservation Day, much more can be done to save the wildlife for a livable planet. Decades of struggles in wildlife conservation has shown the value of partnering with a…

Anupam Joshi |

International Day of Persons with Disabilities offers an ideal moment to assess the progress that has been made in achieving inclusive education systems for all learners, including learners with…

Luis Benveniste, Hanna Alasuutari |

The role of the State is to ensure macroeconomic stability and equity, while delivering quality public services to all citizens. South African authorities have struggled to meet the second aspect…

Jacques Morisset |