A $90 Billion World Bank Plan to Electrify Africa Gets Underway
A plan to bring electricity to 300 million Africans by 2030, backed by an initial pledge of $30 billion from the World Bank ...
Denmark pledges $491.7 million to World Bank IDA fund for poorest countries
The World Bank Group said on Monday that Denmark has pledged to contribute about $491.7 million to the bank's latest replenishment of its fund for the poorest countries, a 40% increase over the ...
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Five Ways the World Bank Group Will Achieve “Mission 300”
The World Bank Group, together with the African Development Bank, has committed to providing access to electricity to 300 ...
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The world’s poorest countries have experienced a brutal decade
Progress on infectious diseases, which thrive in the poorest countries, has slowed sharply. If the share of people ...
World’s top banks back boosting nuclear energy
Fourteen financial institutions said they would back the goals set during negotiations at COP28 to triple global nuclear energy capacity by 2050.
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World Bank VP urges funding to help low-income nations
World Bank VP urges funding to help low-income nations Nishio Akihiko, the head of the World Bank's International ...
Bangladesh says World Bank pledges over $2 billion for reforms
Bangladesh said on Tuesday the World Bank has committed to providing over $2 billion in new financing this fiscal year to ...
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Nigeria, other African countries set to receive $90 billion World Bank electricity fund
Nigeria as well as other African countries are set to be beneficiaries of a $90 billion electricity funds backed by ...
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World of Warcraft Banks Are Having Problems in The War Within Expansion
World of Warcraft players take to social media to report on some ongoing problems with The War Within's bank and storage ...
UGREEN takes the world by storm at IFA 2024
UGREEN, a pioneer in consumer electronics, made waves at IFA 2024, the world’s largest trade show for consumer electronics ...
World’s biggest banks pledge support for nuclear power
Financial institutions including BofA, Morgan Stanley and Goldman back COP28 goal of tripling capacity by 2050 ...