Maximizing the World Bank Group’s Impact in the Middle East and North Africa

This report provides an overview of the World Bank Group’s engagement in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region, highlighting the new operating model of the World Bank Group. In particular, the report provides insight on the key challenges...

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Main Author:	World Bank Group
Format:	Working Paper
Language:	English en_US
Published:	World Bank, Washington, DC 2015
Subjects:	TARIFFS EMPLOYMENT SOCIAL COSTS RECLAMATION UNEMPLOYMENT RATES GOVERNMENT EXPENDITURES ECONOMIC GROWTH ACCOUNTING CARBON DIOXIDE ENVIRONMENTAL DEGRADATION FOSSIL FUELS AIR QUALITY WASTE MANAGEMENT FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT REDUCING EMISSIONS PRINCIPAL FISCAL DEFICITS CARBON AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION EXPECTATIONS LAND RECLAMATION RESOURCE MANAGEMENT BALANCE OF PAYMENTS LOCAL GOVERNMENTS STRATEGIES FINANCIAL RESOURCES PRICE SETTING LABOR FORCE SERVICES EMISSIONS PUBLIC SERVICES POLITICAL ECONOMY HOUSING REVENUES SUSTAINABLE MANAGEMENT INCENTIVES CARBON DIOXIDE EMISSIONS EQUILIBRIUM MODELS PROJECTS ECONOMIC STABILITY PROVEN OIL RESERVES SAFETY NETS ECONOMIC ACTIVITY FINANCIAL TRANSFERS MACROECONOMIC STABILITY ECONOMIC DYNAMICS OIL PRICES EXPLOITATION ARABLE LAND TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE WATER PRICING OIL AIR POLLUTION CROWDING OUT TRANSPORT OPTIONS TRANSFERS OPEC SUSTAINABLE WATER FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS DEBT MARKETS ALLOCATIVE EFFICIENCY DEFICITS POLLUTION LAND RESOURCES ECONOMIC POLICIES AQUIFERS LABOR DIVIDENDS ENTERPRISES NATURAL RESOURCES SUBSIDIES FINANCE EFFICIENCY GRANTS GREENHOUSE GASES INFRASTRUCTURE ACCESS TO INFORMATION ISLAMIC DEVELOPMENT BANK RESOURCES DEVOLUTION UNEMPLOYMENT DEREGULATION ENERGY CONSUMPTION EQUITY CONSUMPTION SOCIAL SAFETY NETS ECONOMIC IMPACT RURAL COMMUNITIES ACCOUNTABILITY CLIMATE CHANGE ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT ELECTRICITY DEMAND POLICY MAKERS BANK CREDIT MACROECONOMICS DEMAND ABATEMENT MDB NATIONAL INCOME SUSTAINABLE GROWTH ELECTRICITY GENERATION ENVIRONMENTS EXPENDITURES DECISION MAKING POLLUTION ABATEMENT ECONOMIC RENTS ENVIRONMENT EIB ECONOMICS ECONOMIC MODELS PUBLIC DEBT ENERGY EFFICIENCY GOVERNANCE FISHERIES ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT TRADE LAND DRINKING WATER RISK SUBNATIONAL GOVERNMENTS OIL RESERVES WATER POLLUTION DECENTRALIZATION REVENUE PRIVATE CONSUMPTION HIGH UNEMPLOYMENT RISK MANAGEMENT LENDING WILLINGNESS TO ACCEPT ECONOMISTS PASTURES ENTREPRENEURSHIP ENVIRONMENTAL LABOR MARKETS GOVERNMENTS PUBLIC GOOD PRICES DEMOGRAPHICS OIL SECTOR CONSUMER PROTECTION ECONOMIC CONDITIONS ECONOMIES PUBLIC GOODS COMPETITION ENVIRONMENTAL POLICIES
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Maximizing the World Bank Group’s Impact in the Middle East and North Africa

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