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PROJECT
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This is the first time the World Bank develops a program whose explicit goal is reducing the social impact from climate change effects. Read More »

REPORT
Policy notes World Bank

In these policy notes, the World Bank analyzes several topics going from green growth to social protection. Read More »

LENDING

Mexico : Lending By Volume (Millions Of US Dollars)

COUNTRY DATA
Data from World Bank
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Experts
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Country Director for Mexico and Colombia
Samuel Freije
Acting Lead Economist for Mexico and Colombia
IN DEPTH
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Poverty
This is the first time the Bank and a state government work together in a development strategy.
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Migration & Remittances
A snapshot of migration and remittances for all countries, regions and income groups of the world.
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Mexico has had a longstanding partnership with the World Bank encompassing a full menu of financial, knowledge and coordination services.
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Labor & Social Protection
Latin America created 35 million additional jobs in the past decade and reduced unemployment to 6.5 percent, says World Bank report.
The ranks of Latin America's middle class have grown over the past decade but governments need to take action to protect it from the global economic storm.
Social Development
Governments need to take action to protect the new middle class from the global economic storm.