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Vanuatu must improve its human resource ability to implement the development plan from the National Summit, particularly at the provincial and area council levels.

The 100 people making an impact on planning and cities today.

Women and girls, especially those living in slums and rural parts suffer most.

The new World Bank Country Manager for Liberia, Georgia Wallen, has arrived in the country and will assume her responsibilities on August 1, 2023.

The international development finance system is awash with ideas for increasing finance for climate change initiatives. The small island state of Barbados has been a key voice, last year launching the Bridgetown Initiative , calling for a broad set of financing reforms, some focused on the World Bank. The World Bank itself is undergoing a major evolution process that intends to reform the organization’s mission, operating, and financing models.

MP says DA’s Social Development Policy proposes various solutions to address malnutrition

The idea behind the redevelopment of these streets is to make them spaces that are attractive, accessible, and prioritise the safety and mobility of all users | Latest News Delhi

Six countries show exemplary progress in Adolescent Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights: Exemplars in Global Health launches new study to identify, understand, and disseminate best practices

A conservative-run library board in Wyoming that last year kicked out the leftist, pro-LGBT American Library Association has created a new collections policy to protect kids from sexually explicit books promoting sex-and-gender deviance.

By Tony Obiechina, Abuja The Nigerian Economic Summit Group (NESG) has announced the appointment of Dr. Tayo Aduloju as the new Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the NESG, effective from the 1st of January, 2024. Until his appointment, Tayo Aduloju was the Chief Operating Officer (COO) and Senior Fellow, Economic Policy, Strategy, and Competitiveness of