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Issue 49 - January 25, 2018
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Newsletter from the World Bank's Social, Urban, Rural and Resilience Global Practice
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WUF - THE NEW URBAN AGENDA IS CALLING

 
What are the 3 issues that the World Bank will be focusing on at the World Urban Forum (WUF)? World Bank Senior Director Ede Ijjasz-Vasquez and Director Sameh Wahba share: Video Blog »
Social work in Tokyo

TANGIBLE CHANGES FROM THE BOTTOM UP

 
"We have identified what we wanted to see in our commune, but we learned that the council did not have enough money, so we decided to contribute with our own money.” Learn how citizen engagement is impacting rural Guinea: Blog »
QUITO LANDSCAPE

ACTIONS FOR TODAY WITH AN EYE FOR TOMORROW

 
Urbanization is usually paired with economic growth, increased productivity, and higher living standards, but in Haiti it has taken a different course: Feature Story | Report | Press Release »
QUITO LANDSCAPE

REBUILDING POST EARTHQUAKE NEPAL

 
On April 25, 2015, their lives took a turn for the worse when a magnitude 7.8 earthquake struck Nepal, killing 8,790 people and affecting 8 million more—or nearly a third of the country’s population. How did the people of Nepal rebuild their homes and livelihoods? Blog »

How to capture public life in public spaces?

Devolution of PPP enabling environment institutions: The leadership cascade effect

WhatsApp-ening with Forests and Climate in Togo?

"An economic case for saving the planet" by Naoko Ishii from the GEF

Colombia: the roads more traveled

I grew up in one of the world’s most toxic towns


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on inclusive, resilient, and sustainable cities.

Transport is not gender-neutral

Flagship Afghan Rural Program Lays Strong Foundation for the Future

Lifting legal barriers on women’s employment: How it impacts Ukraine’s logistics and transport sector

Dull Disasters? : How Planning Ahead Will Make a Difference

Rebuilding houses and livelihoods in post-earthquake Nepal

A Recipe for Protecting the Democratic Republic of Congo’s Tropical Forests

Urbanization and poverty reduction in Rwanda: How can improved physical and economic connectivity help?

Transforming Transportation 2018: To Craft a Digital Future for All, We Need Transport for All

Adolescents, gender roles and intimate partner relationships in Moldova

Investing in India's Resilience  

A Look through GSURR’s Knowledge Library

All in My Head? Exclusion and Discrimination in the Labor Market

 
Labor market discrimination is very difficult to pinpoint, even more difficult to measure and almost impossible to “prove”. Rediscover the report »

 

Reports from around the Bank

Measuring Gender Equality: A Handbook

Resilient Infrastructure Public-Private Partnerships (PPPs): Contracts and Procurement The Case of Japan

Public-Private Dialogue in Fragile and Conflict-Affected Situations

Toolkit of Measures for Managing Environmental Externalities in Urban Areas

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Want To Help Someone In A Poor Village? Give Them A Bus Ticket Out
The loan was tiny. Just $19 to buy a bus ticket. But for Mariful Islam, the difference it made was immense. READ MORE
The daily commute: travel times to cities around the world – mapped.
Is your city mapped? Check it out!
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