The World Bank In Chile

Chile has a recognized track record in development, with strong economic dynamism in recent decades. However, growth has been slowing down, stagnating productivity and progress in equity. 30% of the population is economically vulnerable and income inequality is high.

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Chilean public universities navigate pandemic challenges

The World Bank supported the implementation of the Higher Education Act in Chile through a project to strengthen the quality and equity of public universities.
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Invest in health systems resilience

Health and Finance ministers from the region will discuss the need to invest in resilient health systems and the benefits of investing in mental health
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Pandemic shock must propel stronger health systems

Ministers and health authorities from the region discussed the importance of investing in mental health and resilient health systems.

Chile At-A-Glance

Amid an uncertain external outlook, Chile’s economy is adjusting after the extraordinary expansion of 2021. Real GDP growth slowed down to 2.4 percent in 2022 as consumption normalized amid a sharp fiscal and monetary policy contraction.

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World Bank Research and Development Center in Chile

The Center fully commenced operations on December 13th, 2018 and carries out research activities with its own research team and in coordination with other World Bank units, including the Malaysia Hub, local and regional policy makers, and academia.