WORLD DEVELOPMENT REPORT

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Her name was Sarah. While hiding behind a tree with her parents, she was hit and killed by stray bullets in an armed encounter. She was eight years old.

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Violence makes Filipinos poorer and ending it will greatly improve their lives, the World Bank said in its World Development Report 2011 (WDR 2011).
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                    [Title] => Poverty bred by political and criminal violence
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The World Bank has pinpointed conflict and violence as a major cause of poverty.
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                    [Title] => World Bank forecasts dull economy for developing countries
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The World Bank has released a report that painted a dull picture of pervasive poverty, low standard of living, and impending food crisis for developing countries in the nearest future.
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                    [Title] => WB calls for more agriculture investments in poor countries
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                    [Title] => Global economic progress seen by 2050
                    [Summary] => WASHINGTON – The global economy could increase by four times in the next 50 years if governments act now to avert severe environmental damage and social unrest, a new World Bank report said. Poverty could also be reduced significantly.


Within five decades the world could have a gross domestic product of $140 trillion and a total population of nine billion people, up from six billion today, according to the bank’s World Development Report 2003 released on Wednesday.


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The price of peace and the cost of war

By DIPLOMATIC POUCH | By Ivo Sieber | March 26, 2015 - 12:00am

Her name was Sarah. While hiding behind a tree with her parents, she was hit and killed by stray bullets in an armed encounter. She was eight years old.

Opinion

Violence hampers Phl economic progress

May 10, 2011 - 3:24pm

Violence makes Filipinos poorer and ending it will greatly improve their lives, the World Bank said in its World Development Report 2011 (WDR 2011).

Poverty bred by political and criminal violence

By Eladio Dioko | April 14, 2011 - 12:00am

The World Bank has pinpointed conflict and violence as a major cause of poverty.

Freeman Opinion

World Bank forecasts dull economy for developing countries

February 16, 2010 - 11:00pm

The World Bank has released a report that painted a dull picture of pervasive poverty, low standard of living, and impending food crisis for developing countries in the nearest future.

WB calls for more agriculture investments in poor countries

By Marianne V. Go | October 23, 2007 - 12:00am

Business

Global economic progress seen by 2050

By Jose Katigbak | August 23, 2002 - 12:00am

WASHINGTON – The global economy could increase by four times in the next 50 years if governments act now to avert severe environmental damage and social unrest, a new World Bank report said. Poverty could also...

Business