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Jim Yong Kim, President of the World Bank Group, discusses fundamental issues in global development and the World Bank Group's role in helping countries and the private sector meet the greatest challenges in development. He speaks about the tw...

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Main Author:	Kim, Jim Yong
Format:	Speech
Language:	English en_US
Published:	2016
Subjects:	EMPLOYMENT FINANCIAL SERVICES REGULATORY FRAMEWORK BORROWER STRUCTURAL ADJUSTMENT POWER PLANTS ECONOMIC GROWTH VILLAGES DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCE URBANIZATION PEOPLE TEMPERATURE CARBON DIOXIDE FINANCING STOCK CHEAP MONEY VILLAGE AMOUNT OF LOANS CARBON INTEREST LAWS GUARANTEES INDUSTRY OPTION STOCK MARKET WIND LIQUIDITY SERVICES DEVELOPING COUNTRIES EMISSIONS INEQUALITIES PORTFOLIO FISCAL POLICY MORTGAGE LOAN GAS PROJECTS ETHANOL MULTILATERAL DEVELOPMENT BANKS CASH TRANSFER CORRUPTION PAYMENTS SAVING BENEFICIARIES AIR INSTRUMENTS ACCESS TO FINANCIAL SERVICES CARBON FOOTPRINT FISCAL POLICIES CO2 TOBACCO TAXES SAVINGS CREDIT RATINGS ENERGY SOURCES UNION INCOME GROWTH CAPACITY LOW INTEREST RATES FINANCES PRODUCTIVITY INTEREST RATES DEBT LAND RIGHTS LOANS FARMERS RESERVES PRIVATE EQUITY SUBSIDIES FINANCE GRANTS CARBON EMISSIONS INFRASTRUCTURE TAXES BANKS EQUITY GRANT EMISSION GOOD CAPITAL CLIMATE CHANGE IPCC INSTALLMENT STUDENT WOMAN FUTURE ACCESS TO FINANCE SOURCE OF INCOME DEVELOPMENT BANKS ELECTRICITY BANK CREDIT CLIMATE WIND ENERGY SMALLHOLDER INCOME DISTRIBUTION CONTRACT FOSSIL FUEL EXPENDITURES SMALLHOLDER FARMERS BALANCE SHEET MARKET PROFITABILITY GOVERNANCE INSURANCE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITIES LAND OCEANS SECURITY TURBULENCE INVESTMENT EXTREME POVERTY RISK HOUSEHOLDS POVERTY COAL FINANCIAL CAPACITY PRIVATE INVESTORS REVENUE INVESTMENTS LENDING CHECK RENEWABLE ENERGY FAMILIES WOMEN GOVERNMENTS FREEZE PRICES DEVELOPMENT BANK AUDITING ENERGY DEBT RELIEF INVESTING
Online Access:	http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2016/02/25870746/transcript-world-bank-group-president-jim-yong-kim’s-speech-council-foreign-relations http://hdl.handle.net/10986/24338

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spelling	okr-10986-243382021-04-23T14:04:21Z Count on Us Kim, Jim Yong EMPLOYMENT FINANCIAL SERVICES REGULATORY FRAMEWORK BORROWER STRUCTURAL ADJUSTMENT POWER PLANTS ECONOMIC GROWTH VILLAGES DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCE URBANIZATION PEOPLE TEMPERATURE CARBON DIOXIDE FINANCING STOCK CHEAP MONEY VILLAGE AMOUNT OF LOANS CARBON INTEREST LAWS GUARANTEES INDUSTRY OPTION STOCK MARKET WIND LIQUIDITY SERVICES DEVELOPING COUNTRIES EMISSIONS INEQUALITIES PORTFOLIO FISCAL POLICY MORTGAGE LOAN GAS PROJECTS ETHANOL MULTILATERAL DEVELOPMENT BANKS CASH TRANSFER CORRUPTION PAYMENTS SAVING BENEFICIARIES AIR INSTRUMENTS ACCESS TO FINANCIAL SERVICES CARBON FOOTPRINT FISCAL POLICIES CO2 TOBACCO TAXES SAVINGS CREDIT RATINGS ENERGY SOURCES UNION INCOME GROWTH CAPACITY LOW INTEREST RATES FINANCES PRODUCTIVITY INTEREST RATES DEBT LAND RIGHTS LOANS FARMERS RESERVES PRIVATE EQUITY SUBSIDIES FINANCE GRANTS CARBON EMISSIONS INFRASTRUCTURE TAXES BANKS EQUITY GRANT EMISSION GOOD CAPITAL CLIMATE CHANGE IPCC INSTALLMENT STUDENT WOMAN FUTURE ACCESS TO FINANCE SOURCE OF INCOME DEVELOPMENT BANKS ELECTRICITY BANK CREDIT CLIMATE WIND ENERGY SMALLHOLDER INCOME DISTRIBUTION CONTRACT FOSSIL FUEL EXPENDITURES SMALLHOLDER FARMERS BALANCE SHEET MARKET PROFITABILITY GOVERNANCE INSURANCE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITIES LAND OCEANS SECURITY TURBULENCE INVESTMENT EXTREME POVERTY RISK HOUSEHOLDS POVERTY COAL FINANCIAL CAPACITY PRIVATE INVESTORS REVENUE INVESTMENTS LENDING CHECK RENEWABLE ENERGY FAMILIES WOMEN GOVERNMENTS FREEZE PRICES DEVELOPMENT BANK AUDITING ENERGY DEBT RELIEF INVESTING Jim Yong Kim, President of the World Bank Group, discusses fundamental issues in global development and the World Bank Group's role in helping countries and the private sector meet the greatest challenges in development. He speaks about the twin goals, to end extreme poverty by 2030 and to boost shared prosperity. Due to television, everyone knows how everyone else lives. We must not remain voluntarily blind to the impact of economic choices on the poor and vulnerable. He added that we must ensure that our economic progress does not irreparably compromise our children’s future due to climate change. World Bank’s lending capacity – or the amount of loans we can carry on our balance sheet -- will increase by $100 billion dollars in the next decade, to roughly $300 billion dollars. He concludes by saying that all parts of our global society must unite to translate the vision of a more just, sustainable economy into the resolute action. That will be our legacy to the future. Dr. Kim fielded questions. 2016-05-24T19:00:28Z 2016-05-24T19:00:28Z 2014-04-01 Speech http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2016/02/25870746/transcript-world-bank-group-president-jim-yong-kim’s-speech-council-foreign-relations http://hdl.handle.net/10986/24338 English en_US Speech at the Council on Foreign Relations, Washington, D.C., April 1, 2014; CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo/ World Bank Speech
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topic	EMPLOYMENT FINANCIAL SERVICES REGULATORY FRAMEWORK BORROWER STRUCTURAL ADJUSTMENT POWER PLANTS ECONOMIC GROWTH VILLAGES DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCE URBANIZATION PEOPLE TEMPERATURE CARBON DIOXIDE FINANCING STOCK CHEAP MONEY VILLAGE AMOUNT OF LOANS CARBON INTEREST LAWS GUARANTEES INDUSTRY OPTION STOCK MARKET WIND LIQUIDITY SERVICES DEVELOPING COUNTRIES EMISSIONS INEQUALITIES PORTFOLIO FISCAL POLICY MORTGAGE LOAN GAS PROJECTS ETHANOL MULTILATERAL DEVELOPMENT BANKS CASH TRANSFER CORRUPTION PAYMENTS SAVING BENEFICIARIES AIR INSTRUMENTS ACCESS TO FINANCIAL SERVICES CARBON FOOTPRINT FISCAL POLICIES CO2 TOBACCO TAXES SAVINGS CREDIT RATINGS ENERGY SOURCES UNION INCOME GROWTH CAPACITY LOW INTEREST RATES FINANCES PRODUCTIVITY INTEREST RATES DEBT LAND RIGHTS LOANS FARMERS RESERVES PRIVATE EQUITY SUBSIDIES FINANCE GRANTS CARBON EMISSIONS INFRASTRUCTURE TAXES BANKS EQUITY GRANT EMISSION GOOD CAPITAL CLIMATE CHANGE IPCC INSTALLMENT STUDENT WOMAN FUTURE ACCESS TO FINANCE SOURCE OF INCOME DEVELOPMENT BANKS ELECTRICITY BANK CREDIT CLIMATE WIND ENERGY SMALLHOLDER INCOME DISTRIBUTION CONTRACT FOSSIL FUEL EXPENDITURES SMALLHOLDER FARMERS BALANCE SHEET MARKET PROFITABILITY GOVERNANCE INSURANCE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITIES LAND OCEANS SECURITY TURBULENCE INVESTMENT EXTREME POVERTY RISK HOUSEHOLDS POVERTY COAL FINANCIAL CAPACITY PRIVATE INVESTORS REVENUE INVESTMENTS LENDING CHECK RENEWABLE ENERGY FAMILIES WOMEN GOVERNMENTS FREEZE PRICES DEVELOPMENT BANK AUDITING ENERGY DEBT RELIEF INVESTING
spellingShingle	EMPLOYMENT FINANCIAL SERVICES REGULATORY FRAMEWORK BORROWER STRUCTURAL ADJUSTMENT POWER PLANTS ECONOMIC GROWTH VILLAGES DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCE URBANIZATION PEOPLE TEMPERATURE CARBON DIOXIDE FINANCING STOCK CHEAP MONEY VILLAGE AMOUNT OF LOANS CARBON INTEREST LAWS GUARANTEES INDUSTRY OPTION STOCK MARKET WIND LIQUIDITY SERVICES DEVELOPING COUNTRIES EMISSIONS INEQUALITIES PORTFOLIO FISCAL POLICY MORTGAGE LOAN GAS PROJECTS ETHANOL MULTILATERAL DEVELOPMENT BANKS CASH TRANSFER CORRUPTION PAYMENTS SAVING BENEFICIARIES AIR INSTRUMENTS ACCESS TO FINANCIAL SERVICES CARBON FOOTPRINT FISCAL POLICIES CO2 TOBACCO TAXES SAVINGS CREDIT RATINGS ENERGY SOURCES UNION INCOME GROWTH CAPACITY LOW INTEREST RATES FINANCES PRODUCTIVITY INTEREST RATES DEBT LAND RIGHTS LOANS FARMERS RESERVES PRIVATE EQUITY SUBSIDIES FINANCE GRANTS CARBON EMISSIONS INFRASTRUCTURE TAXES BANKS EQUITY GRANT EMISSION GOOD CAPITAL CLIMATE CHANGE IPCC INSTALLMENT STUDENT WOMAN FUTURE ACCESS TO FINANCE SOURCE OF INCOME DEVELOPMENT BANKS ELECTRICITY BANK CREDIT CLIMATE WIND ENERGY SMALLHOLDER INCOME DISTRIBUTION CONTRACT FOSSIL FUEL EXPENDITURES SMALLHOLDER FARMERS BALANCE SHEET MARKET PROFITABILITY GOVERNANCE INSURANCE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITIES LAND OCEANS SECURITY TURBULENCE INVESTMENT EXTREME POVERTY RISK HOUSEHOLDS POVERTY COAL FINANCIAL CAPACITY PRIVATE INVESTORS REVENUE INVESTMENTS LENDING CHECK RENEWABLE ENERGY FAMILIES WOMEN GOVERNMENTS FREEZE PRICES DEVELOPMENT BANK AUDITING ENERGY DEBT RELIEF INVESTING Kim, Jim Yong Count on Us
relation	Speech at the Council on Foreign Relations, Washington, D.C., April 1, 2014;
description	Jim Yong Kim, President of the World Bank Group, discusses fundamental issues in global development and the World Bank Group's role in helping countries and the private sector meet the greatest challenges in development. He speaks about the twin goals, to end extreme poverty by 2030 and to boost shared prosperity. Due to television, everyone knows how everyone else lives. We must not remain voluntarily blind to the impact of economic choices on the poor and vulnerable. He added that we must ensure that our economic progress does not irreparably compromise our children’s future due to climate change. World Bank’s lending capacity – or the amount of loans we can carry on our balance sheet -- will increase by $100 billion dollars in the next decade, to roughly $300 billion dollars. He concludes by saying that all parts of our global society must unite to translate the vision of a more just, sustainable economy into the resolute action. That will be our legacy to the future. Dr. Kim fielded questions.
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title	Count on Us
title_short	Count on Us
title_full	Count on Us
title_fullStr	Count on Us
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publishDate	2016
url	http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2016/02/25870746/transcript-world-bank-group-president-jim-yong-kim’s-speech-council-foreign-relations http://hdl.handle.net/10986/24338
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