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Belt and Road Initiative - World Bank Group BRI transport projects have the potential to substantially improve trade, foreign investment, and living conditions for citizens in participating countries—but only if China and other corridor economies adopt deeper policy reforms that increase transparency, expand trade, improve debt sustainability and mitigate environmental, social and
Success of China’s Belt Road Initiative Depends on Deep Policy . . . Millions Could Be Lifted Out of Poverty, But Countries Face Significant Risks WASHINGTON, June 18, 2019—China’s Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) could speed up economic development and reduce poverty for dozens of developing countries—but it must be accompanied by deep policy reforms that increase transparency, improve debt sustainability, and mitigate environmental, social, and
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Belt and Road Initiative: A global effort for local impact. Connecting . . . The World Bank Group is already deeply engaged in countries along the BRI corridor, based on our joint country partnership frameworks The World Bank has commitments of about $80 billion dollars for infrastructure in Belt and Road countries, with numerous additional projects addressing infrastructure, trade, and connectivity in its project
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Belt and Road Initiative in Central Asia and the Caucasus Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) infrastructure projects are expected to cut trade costs and enhance foreign investment in Central Asia and South Caucasus countries A key issue for countries is how to maximize BRI benefits and minimize risks of unsustainable debt, and environmental and social costs
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Annual Report 2024 - World Bank Group The World Bank Annual Report 2024 is available to download in multiple languages via the links below (data is as of September 29, 2024, unless otherwise specified)
世界銀行の概要 - World Bank Group 世界銀行の概要 世界銀行グループは、開発のあらゆる分野で活動しています。私たちは、資金や技術においてさまざまな支援を提供するとともに、各国が革新的な知見や解決策を共有し、活用することで、複雑に絡み合ったこんにちの開発課題に取り組めるよう支援しています。