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Issue 52 - March 08, 2018
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Newsletter from the World Bank's Social, Urban, Rural and Resilience Global Practice
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THE MEASURE OF A WOMAN

 
Today we celebrate International Women's Day. There is broad global agreement that secure property rights help eradicate poverty. By securing women’s land rights, we reduce gender inequality. Do you agree? Blog | International Women's Day Blogs »

IT WAS A LANDSLIDE OF TRASH

 
March 1st was Global Waste Picker Day. Learn about how landslides at waste dumps occur at a shocking frequency globally: Blog
Or read about the marginalization to inclusion of waste pickers in the West Bank: Blog »
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3-2-1...ZERO DISCRIMINATION DAY

 
March 1st was Zero Discrimination Day. To mark this day, we talked about a related issue – exclusion, especially social exclusion. Who is most likely to be excluded, stigmatized, and discriminated against? Video Blog »

EQUAL ACCESS. AN URBAN MYTH?

 
Cities need to be designed in a way that facilitates access for persons with disabilities to buildings and services, and increases their opportunities for economic participation and activity. Video Blog »

Why did the elephant cross the road?

Sri Lanka at 70: Looking back and forward

Why we must engage women and children in disaster risk management

This refugee baker's secret ingredient? Self-reliance


Follow the World Bank's Social, Urban, Rural, & Resilience Senior Global Practice Director Ede and Director Sameh on their Twitter channels to receive the latest news on inclusive, resilient, and sustainable cities.

WORLD BANK SPRING MEETINGS REGISTRATION

What can an Uzbek mountain town learn from an Austrian eco-friendly tourism destination?

Achieving the Twin Goals Using Cultural Heritage, Urban Regeneration and Sustainable Tourism: Lessons Learned from Seoul

Partnership for Sustainable Urbanization

How to Prepare a Country to Respond to a Disaster

Can cash transfers solve Bangladesh’s malnutrition?

Railways are the future—so how can countries finance them?

Learning from Japan: PPPs for infrastructure resilience

Women in rural roads: recommendations for a second generation of interventions

Without empowered women, there is no future for rural areas

Lessons from a crowdsourcing failure

How to attract and motivate passionate public service providers

The drivers of conflict: Where climate, gender and infrastructure intersect

A Look through GSURR’s Knowledge Library

Measuring Gender Equality

 
No society can develop sustainably without giving men and women equal power to contribute to their families, communities, and countries: Rediscover the report »

 

Reports from around the Bank

A decade of progress in Disaster Risk Management

Seoul's experience in culture heritage, sustainable tourism, and urban regeneration

Have you seen this?

500 diverse participants from KL and around the world converged at Dataran Merdeka during WUF9 to form a unique live aerial human art at the historic square: WATCH FROM ABOVE
Get your nerd on with this online publication that shows how living conditions are changing through graphs and data visualization: Our World in DATA

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