In 2018-2021, the World Bank delivered a total of $2.1 billion to Uzbekistan across four Development Policy Operations to support major reform agenda for societal and economic transformation. In 2017, ...
For eight decades, the UN Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC), one of the six main organs of the United Nations, has provided a unique platform for Member States, civil society, the UN system and ...
Intergenerational mobility is a central measure of the nation’s economic well-being. While measures of economic growth capture average levels of material well-being, and measures of inequality capture ...
Education is the foundation of any functioning society: It prepares people to live cohesively in a community, participate politically, and contribute economically. Investing in education has ...
The U.S. government has long had an ambivalent approach toward economic, social, and cultural rights (ESCR). The United States played a central role in articulating these rights and ensuring that they ...
The Partnerships Forum is one of the preparatory events for the 2013 Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC) Annual Ministerial Review (AMR) on “Science, technology and innovation, and the potential of ...
With the 2027 general elections in view, perhaps no political party or candidate would deny the urgency of the theme of the 32nd Nigerian Economic Summit: "Growth That Works: Delivering Jobs, ...
International development activities come in several forms and are driven by various economic, security, humanitarian, or other reasons. Many scholars and practitioners see this work as increasingly ...
Gender equality is a fundamental principle of social justice and a key driver of inclusive economic and social development. Despite progress, women continue to face barriers in accessing decent work, ...
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