Global Development at a Pivotal Time

World Bank Group President Jim Yong Kim discussed the priorities for the World Bank under his new leadership, including the immediate priority to help developing countries maintain growth and progress against poverty in these volatile economic times. The lesson...

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Main Author:	Kim, Jim Yong
Format:	Speech
Language:	English en_US
Published:	2016
Subjects:	ACCESS TO HEALTH CARE RISKS ECONOMIC GROWTH VILLAGES FACILITATION ACCOUNTING DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCE PEOPLE FINANCING INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY ECONOMIC TRANSITION PUBLIC EDUCATION INDUSTRY SOCIAL RESEARCH COMMUNITY HEALTH SERVICES DEVELOPING COUNTRIES RECESSION HEALTH CARE PUBLIC SECTOR EXPENDITURES FISCAL POLICY WELFARE HEALTH HEALTH WORKERS PROJECTS ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY GLOBAL POVERTY INDIVIDUAL RIGHTS SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT NUMBER OF PEOPLE CIVIL SOCIETY ORGANIZATIONS WORLD COMMUNITY SEED MONEY SAFETY NETS MATERNAL MORTALITY SMALL FARMERS KNOWLEDGE INTERNATIONAL FINANCE INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION DISEASES MILLENNIUM DEVELOPMENT GOAL UNION HEALTH SYSTEMS INCOME INEQUALITY FINANCES MARKETS DEFICITS MEDICAL SCHOOL ECONOMIC POLICIES TUBERCULOSIS LOANS FARMERS ENTERPRISES GLOBAL HEALTH NATURAL RESOURCES RULE OF LAW FINANCIAL SYSTEM MORTALITY SUBSIDIES GLOBAL DEVELOPMENT FINANCE INFRASTRUCTURE RESPECT BANKS PROGRESS UNEMPLOYMENT EMERGING MARKETS GRANT SOCIAL SAFETY NETS TRANSPORTATION ACCOUNTABILITY WORKERS CAPITAL SOCIAL SECTOR CLIMATE CHANGE POLICIES UNIVERSAL ACCESS TO HEALTH CARE HIV FAMILY SUBSIDIARIES VALUE DEVELOPMENT BANKS BANK CREDIT MACROECONOMICS SOCIAL POLICY HEALTH OUTCOMES UNIVERSAL ACCESS SAFETY NET FINANCIAL INSTRUMENTS SOCIAL MOVEMENTS STRESS EXPENDITURES POPULATIONS VULNERABLE PEOPLE POLICY SOCIAL WELFARE PRIMARY HEALTH CARE CITIZENS WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION SOCIAL POLICIES CHILD MORTALITY GOVERNMENT PROGRAMS NEWS AGENCY WALKING WEIGHT ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT PHYSICIANS ILL HEALTH INTERESTS LAND CHILDREN LOCAL COUNCILS EMERGENCY SITUATION INVESTMENT EXTREME POVERTY RISK PUBLIC FINANCES ILLNESS LONG-TERM LENDING COOPERATION YOUNG PEOPLE REVENUE POPULATION INVESTMENTS LENDING LIVING CONDITIONS TECHNICAL SUPPORT POLICY RESEARCH FAMILIES WOMEN REMITTANCES HOSPITALS AIDS GOVERNMENTS PRIMARY HEALTH CARE SYSTEMS HEALTH CARE SYSTEMS FINANCIAL CONSTRAINTS FIGHT AGAINST POVERTY HEALTH SERVICES IMPLEMENTATION GUARANTEE EXTENDED FAMILY DEVELOPMENT POLICY INEQUALITY ENVIRONMENTAL POLICIES
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spelling	okr-10986-243562021-04-23T14:04:20Z Global Development at a Pivotal Time Kim, Jim Yong ACCESS TO HEALTH CARE RISKS ECONOMIC GROWTH VILLAGES FACILITATION ACCOUNTING DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCE PEOPLE FINANCING INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY ECONOMIC TRANSITION PUBLIC EDUCATION INDUSTRY SOCIAL RESEARCH COMMUNITY HEALTH SERVICES DEVELOPING COUNTRIES RECESSION HEALTH CARE PUBLIC SECTOR EXPENDITURES FISCAL POLICY WELFARE HEALTH HEALTH WORKERS PROJECTS ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY GLOBAL POVERTY INDIVIDUAL RIGHTS SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT NUMBER OF PEOPLE CIVIL SOCIETY ORGANIZATIONS WORLD COMMUNITY SEED MONEY SAFETY NETS MATERNAL MORTALITY SMALL FARMERS KNOWLEDGE INTERNATIONAL FINANCE INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION DISEASES MILLENNIUM DEVELOPMENT GOAL UNION HEALTH SYSTEMS INCOME INEQUALITY FINANCES MARKETS DEFICITS MEDICAL SCHOOL ECONOMIC POLICIES TUBERCULOSIS LOANS FARMERS ENTERPRISES GLOBAL HEALTH NATURAL RESOURCES RULE OF LAW FINANCIAL SYSTEM MORTALITY SUBSIDIES GLOBAL DEVELOPMENT FINANCE INFRASTRUCTURE RESPECT BANKS PROGRESS UNEMPLOYMENT EMERGING MARKETS GRANT SOCIAL SAFETY NETS TRANSPORTATION ACCOUNTABILITY WORKERS CAPITAL SOCIAL SECTOR CLIMATE CHANGE POLICIES UNIVERSAL ACCESS TO HEALTH CARE HIV FAMILY SUBSIDIARIES VALUE DEVELOPMENT BANKS BANK CREDIT MACROECONOMICS SOCIAL POLICY HEALTH OUTCOMES UNIVERSAL ACCESS SAFETY NET FINANCIAL INSTRUMENTS SOCIAL MOVEMENTS STRESS EXPENDITURES POPULATIONS VULNERABLE PEOPLE POLICY SOCIAL WELFARE PRIMARY HEALTH CARE CITIZENS WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION SOCIAL POLICIES CHILD MORTALITY GOVERNMENT PROGRAMS NEWS AGENCY WALKING WEIGHT ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT PHYSICIANS ILL HEALTH INTERESTS LAND CHILDREN LOCAL COUNCILS EMERGENCY SITUATION INVESTMENT EXTREME POVERTY RISK PUBLIC FINANCES ILLNESS LONG-TERM LENDING COOPERATION YOUNG PEOPLE REVENUE POPULATION INVESTMENTS LENDING LIVING CONDITIONS TECHNICAL SUPPORT POLICY RESEARCH FAMILIES WOMEN REMITTANCES HOSPITALS AIDS GOVERNMENTS PRIMARY HEALTH CARE SYSTEMS HEALTH CARE SYSTEMS FINANCIAL CONSTRAINTS FIGHT AGAINST POVERTY HEALTH SERVICES IMPLEMENTATION GUARANTEE EXTENDED FAMILY DEVELOPMENT POLICY INEQUALITY ENVIRONMENTAL POLICIES World Bank Group President Jim Yong Kim discussed the priorities for the World Bank under his new leadership, including the immediate priority to help developing countries maintain growth and progress against poverty in these volatile economic times. The lesson of the last decade is that progress is possible for everyone. A great deal remains to be done. He sees four major challenges. The first is protecting development gains against global economic risks. The second is broadening development to countries that are being left out, especially so-called fragile and conflict states. The third is ensuring that growth is sustainable. The fourth is demanding that growth be inclusive. To broaden its partnerships, the Bank is creating a Global Partnership for Social Accountability. The Bank will hold itself accountable to the people it serves so that it is judged by results, not just intentions. Kim fielded questions on the role of government in development, civil society, social safety nets in crises, environmental and social sustainability, new instruments for problems in the global commons, clean energy projects, knowledge management, and the role of China. 2016-05-25T20:25:45Z 2016-05-25T20:25:45Z 2012-07-19 Speech http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2016/02/25859111/world-bank-group-president-dr-jim-yong-kim-brookings-institution http://hdl.handle.net/10986/24356 English en_US Remarks at the Brookings Institution, Washington, D.C., July 19, 2012; CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo/ World Bank Speech
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topic	ACCESS TO HEALTH CARE RISKS ECONOMIC GROWTH VILLAGES FACILITATION ACCOUNTING DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCE PEOPLE FINANCING INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY ECONOMIC TRANSITION PUBLIC EDUCATION INDUSTRY SOCIAL RESEARCH COMMUNITY HEALTH SERVICES DEVELOPING COUNTRIES RECESSION HEALTH CARE PUBLIC SECTOR EXPENDITURES FISCAL POLICY WELFARE HEALTH HEALTH WORKERS PROJECTS ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY GLOBAL POVERTY INDIVIDUAL RIGHTS SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT NUMBER OF PEOPLE CIVIL SOCIETY ORGANIZATIONS WORLD COMMUNITY SEED MONEY SAFETY NETS MATERNAL MORTALITY SMALL FARMERS KNOWLEDGE INTERNATIONAL FINANCE INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION DISEASES MILLENNIUM DEVELOPMENT GOAL UNION HEALTH SYSTEMS INCOME INEQUALITY FINANCES MARKETS DEFICITS MEDICAL SCHOOL ECONOMIC POLICIES TUBERCULOSIS LOANS FARMERS ENTERPRISES GLOBAL HEALTH NATURAL RESOURCES RULE OF LAW FINANCIAL SYSTEM MORTALITY SUBSIDIES GLOBAL DEVELOPMENT FINANCE INFRASTRUCTURE RESPECT BANKS PROGRESS UNEMPLOYMENT EMERGING MARKETS GRANT SOCIAL SAFETY NETS TRANSPORTATION ACCOUNTABILITY WORKERS CAPITAL SOCIAL SECTOR CLIMATE CHANGE POLICIES UNIVERSAL ACCESS TO HEALTH CARE HIV FAMILY SUBSIDIARIES VALUE DEVELOPMENT BANKS BANK CREDIT MACROECONOMICS SOCIAL POLICY HEALTH OUTCOMES UNIVERSAL ACCESS SAFETY NET FINANCIAL INSTRUMENTS SOCIAL MOVEMENTS STRESS EXPENDITURES POPULATIONS VULNERABLE PEOPLE POLICY SOCIAL WELFARE PRIMARY HEALTH CARE CITIZENS WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION SOCIAL POLICIES CHILD MORTALITY GOVERNMENT PROGRAMS NEWS AGENCY WALKING WEIGHT ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT PHYSICIANS ILL HEALTH INTERESTS LAND CHILDREN LOCAL COUNCILS EMERGENCY SITUATION INVESTMENT EXTREME POVERTY RISK PUBLIC FINANCES ILLNESS LONG-TERM LENDING COOPERATION YOUNG PEOPLE REVENUE POPULATION INVESTMENTS LENDING LIVING CONDITIONS TECHNICAL SUPPORT POLICY RESEARCH FAMILIES WOMEN REMITTANCES HOSPITALS AIDS GOVERNMENTS PRIMARY HEALTH CARE SYSTEMS HEALTH CARE SYSTEMS FINANCIAL CONSTRAINTS FIGHT AGAINST POVERTY HEALTH SERVICES IMPLEMENTATION GUARANTEE EXTENDED FAMILY DEVELOPMENT POLICY INEQUALITY ENVIRONMENTAL POLICIES
spellingShingle	ACCESS TO HEALTH CARE RISKS ECONOMIC GROWTH VILLAGES FACILITATION ACCOUNTING DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCE PEOPLE FINANCING INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY ECONOMIC TRANSITION PUBLIC EDUCATION INDUSTRY SOCIAL RESEARCH COMMUNITY HEALTH SERVICES DEVELOPING COUNTRIES RECESSION HEALTH CARE PUBLIC SECTOR EXPENDITURES FISCAL POLICY WELFARE HEALTH HEALTH WORKERS PROJECTS ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY GLOBAL POVERTY INDIVIDUAL RIGHTS SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT NUMBER OF PEOPLE CIVIL SOCIETY ORGANIZATIONS WORLD COMMUNITY SEED MONEY SAFETY NETS MATERNAL MORTALITY SMALL FARMERS KNOWLEDGE INTERNATIONAL FINANCE INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION DISEASES MILLENNIUM DEVELOPMENT GOAL UNION HEALTH SYSTEMS INCOME INEQUALITY FINANCES MARKETS DEFICITS MEDICAL SCHOOL ECONOMIC POLICIES TUBERCULOSIS LOANS FARMERS ENTERPRISES GLOBAL HEALTH NATURAL RESOURCES RULE OF LAW FINANCIAL SYSTEM MORTALITY SUBSIDIES GLOBAL DEVELOPMENT FINANCE INFRASTRUCTURE RESPECT BANKS PROGRESS UNEMPLOYMENT EMERGING MARKETS GRANT SOCIAL SAFETY NETS TRANSPORTATION ACCOUNTABILITY WORKERS CAPITAL SOCIAL SECTOR CLIMATE CHANGE POLICIES UNIVERSAL ACCESS TO HEALTH CARE HIV FAMILY SUBSIDIARIES VALUE DEVELOPMENT BANKS BANK CREDIT MACROECONOMICS SOCIAL POLICY HEALTH OUTCOMES UNIVERSAL ACCESS SAFETY NET FINANCIAL INSTRUMENTS SOCIAL MOVEMENTS STRESS EXPENDITURES POPULATIONS VULNERABLE PEOPLE POLICY SOCIAL WELFARE PRIMARY HEALTH CARE CITIZENS WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION SOCIAL POLICIES CHILD MORTALITY GOVERNMENT PROGRAMS NEWS AGENCY WALKING WEIGHT ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT PHYSICIANS ILL HEALTH INTERESTS LAND CHILDREN LOCAL COUNCILS EMERGENCY SITUATION INVESTMENT EXTREME POVERTY RISK PUBLIC FINANCES ILLNESS LONG-TERM LENDING COOPERATION YOUNG PEOPLE REVENUE POPULATION INVESTMENTS LENDING LIVING CONDITIONS TECHNICAL SUPPORT POLICY RESEARCH FAMILIES WOMEN REMITTANCES HOSPITALS AIDS GOVERNMENTS PRIMARY HEALTH CARE SYSTEMS HEALTH CARE SYSTEMS FINANCIAL CONSTRAINTS FIGHT AGAINST POVERTY HEALTH SERVICES IMPLEMENTATION GUARANTEE EXTENDED FAMILY DEVELOPMENT POLICY INEQUALITY ENVIRONMENTAL POLICIES Kim, Jim Yong Global Development at a Pivotal Time
relation	Remarks at the Brookings Institution, Washington, D.C., July 19, 2012;
description	World Bank Group President Jim Yong Kim discussed the priorities for the World Bank under his new leadership, including the immediate priority to help developing countries maintain growth and progress against poverty in these volatile economic times. The lesson of the last decade is that progress is possible for everyone. A great deal remains to be done. He sees four major challenges. The first is protecting development gains against global economic risks. The second is broadening development to countries that are being left out, especially so-called fragile and conflict states. The third is ensuring that growth is sustainable. The fourth is demanding that growth be inclusive. To broaden its partnerships, the Bank is creating a Global Partnership for Social Accountability. The Bank will hold itself accountable to the people it serves so that it is judged by results, not just intentions. Kim fielded questions on the role of government in development, civil society, social safety nets in crises, environmental and social sustainability, new instruments for problems in the global commons, clean energy projects, knowledge management, and the role of China.
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url	http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2016/02/25859111/world-bank-group-president-dr-jim-yong-kim-brookings-institution http://hdl.handle.net/10986/24356
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Global Development at a Pivotal Time

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