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19 June 2025

Tuvalu’s traditional development partners and allies: are they doing enough?

by Niuone Eliuta

COP28 President Dr Sultan Al Jaber announcing the loss and damage deal (COP28 UAE-Facebook)

5 December 2023

Opportunity lost and damaged: new climate fund replicates failures of the past

by Susan Engel

IMF-World Bank meeting, October 2022 (World Bank-Flickr)

13 July 2023

Climate finance from the World Bank: pluses and minuses

by Alyssa Leng

World Bank Group Headquarters, Washington DC

10 March 2023

From Bretton Woods to Bridgetown? Scaling up the World Bank

by Cameron Hill

Ajay Banga in 2017 (Benedikt von Loebell-World Economic Forum-Flickr)

2 March 2023

If Malpass had to go, will Banga offer a brighter future for the World Bank?

by Susan Engel

Martin Ravallion in 2008 (UNU-WIDER-Flickr)

20 January 2023

Remembering Martin Ravallion: part one

by Gaurav Datt

Martin Ravallion in 2016 (Johan Jeppsson-UNU-WIDER-Flickr)

20 January 2023

Remembering Martin Ravallion: part two

by Gaurav Datt

A boy plays on a flooded sea wall in Kiribati (Conor Ashleigh-World Bank)

22 October 2021

Bringing the Pacific islands closer by investing in its people

by Stephen Ndegwa

12 April 2021

Nauru: riches to rags to riches

by Stephen Howes and Sherman Surandiran

Doing Business 2020

10 November 2020

How accurate are the Doing Business indicators? A case study of business environment reform in Pacific Island countries

by Paul Holden and Alma Pekmezovic

20 September 2019

Australia’s replenishment rub

by Stephen Howes

Buai (betel nut) vendor, Alotau market (Jim/Flickr/CC BY-NC-ND 2.0)

10 January 2018

The World Bank’s “Reinforcing Resilience” report

by Marcel Schröder

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