What can development approaches, intersectionality and human

Author: Ranjani K Murthy*, March 17 2022 - With the present lifespan of World Bank Group (WBG)'s Gender Strategy (2016-23), "Gender Equality, Poverty Reduction and Inclusive Growth"1, almost coming to an end, it may be appropriate to review the elements of the strategy in the development context of a global pandemic and increasing conflicts, as wel

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