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PROJECT
Serbia: Connecting to Corridor X Highway

The largest ever Bank loan to Serbia will help complete the missing links on the Pan-European Corridor X Highway to fully utilize its geographic position. Read More »

REPORT
The Road to Serbia's Prosperity: Productivity and Exports

Once the financial crisis passes, the big question is how Serbia can find a rapid, sustainable growth path.  Read More »

LENDING

Serbia : Lending By Volume (Millions Of US Dollars)

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Country Manager, Serbia Europe and Central Asia
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Country Economist, Serbia
IN DEPTH
South East Europe Regular Economic Report No.3
Global Economy
Third in the series of South East Europe Regular Economic Reports focuses on impacts of the double-dip recession in Western Balkans and impact of rising food prices.
Skills, Not Just Diplomas
Education
This book seeks to answer why firms in Eastern Europe increasingly complain that they cannot find graduates with the right skills. How to close the skills gap?
Golden Growth: Restoring the Lustre of the European Economic Model
Global Economy
The report documents the impressive achievements of the European growth model over the last 50 years and points the way to revive it in time ahead.
Serbia Saves Money and Cuts Red Tape
Financial Sector
Serbia had not accessed international financial markets independently in recent history, until the World Bank facilitated that access for the first time.
Igniting Innovation: Rethinking the Role of Government in Emerging Europe and Central Asia
Science & Technology
This is a call for the region to take dramatic steps to position itself closer to the scientific and technological frontiers if the countries want a faster growth.