The report projects that economic growth in China will slow sharply to 1.6 percent this year – the slowest expansion since 1976.
A World Bank project has helped Liuzhou City increasing the wastewater treatment rate and benefiting 3 million residents.
A World Bank-supported innovative program has supported China reducing carbon dioxide emissions by 2.5 million tons a year.
A World Bank-supported project has helped Jilin, a major agricultural province in the Northeast China, make food safe for people.
Country Director for China and Mongolia, and Director for Korea
Practice Manager, Transport, Central Asia, China, and Mongolia
Lead Economist and Program Leader, World Bank China, Mongolia and Korea
China needs to foster new drivers of growth to address productivity challenges, intensify reforms and promote greater innovation.
By 2030, up to 70% of the Chinese population - some one billion - will be living in cities. How could China prepare for that?
Take a look at the results the World Bank-supported projects have achieved in China.
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