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Syria Economic Monitor, Winter 2022/23 : Syria's Economy in Ruins after a Decade-long War
World Bank Group - 2023
The World Bank's teams have been resorting to the use of a mix of standard tools and innovative geospatial and remote-based data sources (e.g., nighttime lights, shipping-position data, traffic congestion data, aviation statistics, mobile phone location data, remote sensing vegetation indices,...
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Iraq Economic Monitor, Fall 2021 : The Slippery Road to Economic Recovery
World Bank Group - 2021
of the economy and the impact on vulnerable people. Indeed, a 20 percent reduction in water supply with changes in crop …
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Iran Economic Monitor, Spring 2021 : The Economy at a Crossroads
World Bank Group - 2021
Iran's economy witnessed a modest recovery in the second half of 2020 following more than two years of economic … pace of global economic recovery, and the possibility of easing of US sanctions. The economy is at a crossroads and … investment in green infrastructure, digital economy, and renewable energy can help lead the economy out of the pandemic and …
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Malawi Economic Monitor, May 2016 : Absorbing Shocks, Building Resilience
World Bank - 2016
drought that is sweeping Southern Africa. This drought has had a serious impact both on the economy and on food security …
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Iraq Economic Monitor, Spring 2018 : From War to Reconstruction and Economic Recovery
World Bank Group (contributor) - World Bank Group - 2018
implications of these developments and other changes in policy regarding the outlook for Iraq. Its coverage ranges from the macro-economy …
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Malawi Economic Monitor, June 2019 : Charting a New Course
World Bank Group - 2019
The Malawi Economic Monitor (MEM) provides an analysis of economic and structural development issues in Malawi. This edition was published in June 2019. It follows eight previous editions of the MEM and is part of an ongoing series, with future editions to follow twice each year. The aim of the...
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Malawi Economic Monitor, July 2020 : From Crisis Response to a Strong Recovery
World Bank Group - 2020
resilience in Malawi's economy in light of the impact of Cyclone Idai and considerable political uncertainty. The economy was on … factors are dampening the Malawi economy. Global factors include both supply and demand channels. Disrupted supply chains have …
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Malawi Economic Monitor, October 2016 : Emerging Stronger
Record, Richard - 2016
The Malawi Economic Monitor (MEM) provides ananalysis of economic and structural developmentissues in Malawi. This edition of the MEM waspublished in October 2016. It follows on from thethree previous editions of the MEM, and is part of an ongoing series, with future editions to follow twiceper...
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Myanmar Economic Monitor, October 2015 : Staying the Course on Economic Reforms
World Bank Group - 2015
The Myanmar Economic Monitor (MEM) aims to periodically take stock of economic development and highlight economic prospects and policy priorities in Myanmar. Myanmar grew at an estimated 8.5 percent in real terms in 2014/15. The MEM touches on continued recovery in growth, public consumption,...
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China Economic Update, December 2022 : Navigating Uncertainty - China's Economy in 2023
World Bank Group - 2023
Activity in China continues to track the ups and downs of the pandemic - outbreaks and growth slowdowns have been followed by uneven recoveries. After a downturn caused by the Coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) outbreaks and stringent public health measures in April and May, activity picked up...
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