World Bank
9 books
About the Author
The World Bank, an international financial institution founded in 1944, plays a pivotal role in fostering global economic development and reducing poverty through innovative research, policy advice, and financing projects worldwide. With a mission to end extreme poverty and promote shared prosperity, the organization publishes authoritative reports that analyze pressing challenges and propose actionable solutions. Drawing on data from diverse regions and expertise from economists, policymakers, and development specialists, the World Bank's publications offer evidence-based insights into sustainable growth, job creation, and spatial inequalities. Through works like 'Poor Places, Thriving People: How the Middle East and North Africa Can Rise Above Spatial Disparities (MENA Development Report)' and 'World Development Report 2013: Jobs,' it continues to shape international discourse on equitable development strategies.
Common genres
Writing style
analytical
data-driven
policy-oriented
Books by World Bank
