Development : A Coin with Two Sides
James D. Wolfensohn, President of the World Bank Group, writes that development economics is the discipline that addresses the world's most enduring problem: persistent and widespread poverty. Within this deprivation is another dimension: hundreds of millions of girls and women whose lives are...
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okr-10986-261702021-04-23T14:04:20Z Development : A Coin with Two Sides Wolfensohn, James D. SAFETY NETS JUSTICE UNIONS UNEMPLOYMENT HUMAN RIGHTS DEVELOPMENT FREEDOM TRADE SOCIAL SAFETY NETS RIGHTS POLICIES TRANSPARENCY DEVELOPMENT ECONOMICS TELECOMMUNICATIONS FINANCIAL CRISIS JUDICIAL SYSTEMS PARTICIPATION LAWS COMPREHENSIVE DEVELOPMENT COMPREHENSIVE DEVELOPMENT FRAMEWORK BANK CREDIT CIVIL SOCIETY FREEDOM OF SPEECH WATER STRATEGIES FORESTS SERVICES DISCRIMINATION HEALTH CARE ORGANIZATIONS OFFICIALS MACROECONOMIC POLICIES PROFLIGACY CONFIDENCE FREEDOMS HEALTH DONOR AGENCIES GOVERNMENTS REGULATORY SYSTEMS TRADE UNIONS POLITICAL PARTICIPATION CORRUPTION POLICY CIVIL SOCIETY ORGANIZATIONS HONEST GOVERNMENTS ROADS DEVELOPMENT POLICY James D. Wolfensohn, President of the World Bank Group, writes that development economics is the discipline that addresses the world's most enduring problem: persistent and widespread poverty. Within this deprivation is another dimension: hundreds of millions of girls and women whose lives are diminished and shortened by inadequate economic means and discrimination in social status and medical attention. The end of the cold war has been accompanied by a growing recognition of the importance of political, social, and economic participation, by widespread demands for human rights and gender equity, and by an emerging globalized economy. This offers an unprecedented opportunity to make development work. There is a need for effective and impartial legal and justice systems, with protection of and positive support for rights and freedoms of various kinds, a well-organized and supervised financial system, effective social safety nets, and essential social programs. 2017-02-24T18:15:14Z 2017-02-24T18:15:14Z 1999-05-05 Opinion Editorial http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2015/11/25256288/development-coin-two-sides-james-d-wolfensohn-president http://hdl.handle.net/10986/26170 English en_US CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo/ World Bank International Herald Tribue Publications & Research Publications & Research :: Journal Article |
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SAFETY NETS JUSTICE UNIONS UNEMPLOYMENT HUMAN RIGHTS DEVELOPMENT FREEDOM TRADE SOCIAL SAFETY NETS RIGHTS POLICIES TRANSPARENCY DEVELOPMENT ECONOMICS TELECOMMUNICATIONS FINANCIAL CRISIS JUDICIAL SYSTEMS PARTICIPATION LAWS COMPREHENSIVE DEVELOPMENT COMPREHENSIVE DEVELOPMENT FRAMEWORK BANK CREDIT CIVIL SOCIETY FREEDOM OF SPEECH WATER STRATEGIES FORESTS SERVICES DISCRIMINATION HEALTH CARE ORGANIZATIONS OFFICIALS MACROECONOMIC POLICIES PROFLIGACY CONFIDENCE FREEDOMS HEALTH DONOR AGENCIES GOVERNMENTS REGULATORY SYSTEMS TRADE UNIONS POLITICAL PARTICIPATION CORRUPTION POLICY CIVIL SOCIETY ORGANIZATIONS HONEST GOVERNMENTS ROADS DEVELOPMENT POLICY |
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SAFETY NETS JUSTICE UNIONS UNEMPLOYMENT HUMAN RIGHTS DEVELOPMENT FREEDOM TRADE SOCIAL SAFETY NETS RIGHTS POLICIES TRANSPARENCY DEVELOPMENT ECONOMICS TELECOMMUNICATIONS FINANCIAL CRISIS JUDICIAL SYSTEMS PARTICIPATION LAWS COMPREHENSIVE DEVELOPMENT COMPREHENSIVE DEVELOPMENT FRAMEWORK BANK CREDIT CIVIL SOCIETY FREEDOM OF SPEECH WATER STRATEGIES FORESTS SERVICES DISCRIMINATION HEALTH CARE ORGANIZATIONS OFFICIALS MACROECONOMIC POLICIES PROFLIGACY CONFIDENCE FREEDOMS HEALTH DONOR AGENCIES GOVERNMENTS REGULATORY SYSTEMS TRADE UNIONS POLITICAL PARTICIPATION CORRUPTION POLICY CIVIL SOCIETY ORGANIZATIONS HONEST GOVERNMENTS ROADS DEVELOPMENT POLICY Wolfensohn, James D. Development : A Coin with Two Sides |
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James D. Wolfensohn, President of the World Bank Group, writes that development economics is the discipline that addresses the world's most enduring problem: persistent and widespread poverty. Within this deprivation is another dimension: hundreds of millions of girls and women whose lives are diminished and shortened by inadequate economic means and discrimination in social status and medical attention. The end of the cold war has been accompanied by a growing recognition of the importance of political, social, and economic participation, by widespread demands for human rights and gender equity, and by an emerging globalized economy. This offers an unprecedented opportunity to make development work. There is a need for effective and impartial legal and justice systems, with protection of and positive support for rights and freedoms of various kinds, a well-organized and supervised financial system, effective social safety nets, and essential social programs. |
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Development : A Coin with Two Sides |
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Development : A Coin with Two Sides |
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Development : A Coin with Two Sides |
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Development : A Coin with Two Sides |
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