The World Bank In Nicaragua

The World Bank supports the most pressing needs of Nicaragua's poorest and most vulnerable people through financing and technical assistance.

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An X-ray of migrant women in Central America

In 2020, more than 16 million people migrated in Central America, half of them women. In order to design effective public policies, it is essential to know the protagonists of this story.
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Affordable air travel in Central America

Cheaper flights would help national companies to access a regional market of 50 million consumers.
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Financial protection for family farmers in northern Central America

The approximately two million family farmers that live across northern Central America are among the most vulnerable populations in the region.

Nicaragua At-A-Glance

Nicaragua’s expansion in 2022 was driven by robust private consumption fueled by remittances and net exports. On the supply side, economic growth was broad-based and driven by services.

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Dry Corridor nutrition-sensitive agriculture project

This project helped to strengthen agricultural productivity, climate resilience, and nutritional security in selected municipalities of the Dry Corridor.

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Carlos Felipe Jaramillo

World Bank Vice President for Latin America and the Caribbean

Michel Kerf

Director for Central America and Dominican Republic

Nadia Piffaretti

Resident Representative in Nicaragua

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