Africa Needs A Growth Reset
At current growth rates, per capita income in sub-Saharan Africa would take roughly half a century to double. Our chapter...
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Responding To The Energy And Food Price Shock: Getting The Policy Details Right
When global energy prices spike, governments face an unenviable dilemma: shield people and businesses while straining already reduced room in...
How Tax Administration Supported Greece’s Economic Recovery
Greece was once Europe’s cautionary tale—shut out of markets, reliant on external financial support, and collecting too little tax to...
Budget Credibility As An Anchor For Better Economic Outcomes For Africa
Policy priorities include more realistic forecasting, stronger expenditure controls, improved cash management, and institutional reforms to better align budgets with...
From Data To Impact: Scaling AI-Powered Conservation In Mexico’s Yucatán Peninsula
Huawei and International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) launched the Tech4Nature global partnership in 2020 to scale up success...
Africa Faces Mounting Risks Just As Growth Gains Take Hold
African policymakers have demonstrated they can deliver under pressure. The choices they make now—whether to hold the line on inflation,...
War Shock Requires Disciplined Fiscal Reaction
The war in the Middle East is putting pressure on people, firms, and countries at a moment when public finances...
The Role Of Multilateral Banks In Addressing Global Crises
A multilateralism which is pragmatic, disciplined, and focused on demand and results can and will continue to deliver systems, writes...
What Orbán’s Departure Means For Hungary And For Europe
Hungary’s voters have ended Viktor Orbán’s 16-year rule. Tisza’s win is a unique chance to restore democracy – and a...
Energy Shock 2.0: Lessons From 2022 For The Hormuz Crisis
If the Strait of Hormuz stays closed, Europe will face as serious an energy crisis as it did in 2022....
