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ROLE OF THE PRIVATE SECTOR - World Bank
https://olc.worldbank.org/system/files/129381-WP-PUBLIC-ROLE-OF-THE-PRIVATE-SECTOR.pdfsector. Approximately 57 percent of jobs are in the domestic private sector (Figure 1). While a little over half of jobs in the largest firms are in foreign-owned firms, jobs in domestically-owned firms dominate across all other firm sizes. State-owned enterprises are also barely present amongst SMEs. Different ownership categories, and the related
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What is Results-Based Financing? | World Bank Group
https://olc.worldbank.org/content/what-results-based-financing4.92857. 14 Discussions. Learn how the results-based financing mechanism can improve health outcomes by emphasizing performance. Additional Info.
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Risks to Food Production and Agriculture | World Bank Group
https://olc.worldbank.org/content/risks-food-production-and-agricultureRisks to Food Production and Agriculture. 4.53846. 13 Discussions. In this episode you will learn how temperature and precipitation changes will impact agriculture and food production in the developing world and how these impacts vary per region and how they differ under different levels of warming (4 C warming vs. 2 degre ... view more. Share.
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Assessing Climate Risk with Risk Matrix | World Bank Group
https://olc.worldbank.org/content/assessing-climate-risk-risk-matrixThis short learning video will take you through the six steps in constructing a climate risk matrix, for application in agriculture water management. This methodology can be applied to other sectors as well. Learning Objectives: Understand the matrix approach to climate change risks analysis
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Scenarios - World Bank Group
https://olc.worldbank.org/system/files/5.%20Scenarios%20-%20Near-Future%20Pessimistic%20Scenario%2C%20Application%2C%20Key%20Questions.pdfHuman IPOs Near-future pessimistic scenario Are you a good investment? As big tech harvests and monetizes more and more of our data, companies gain a
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Legal Minimum Wages in Developing Countries - World Bank
https://olc.worldbank.org/sites/default/files/Legal%20Minimum%20Wages%20in%20Developing%20Countries_0.pdfInformal Sector • In most developing countries, a minority of workers are covered by minimum wages • For example, more than half of all workers in low and middle income countries are self-employed or unpaid family workers • Non-compliance among employers and employees • Workers who lose formal sector jobs because of higher minimum
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A REVIEW OF NATIONAL TRAINING FUNDS - World Bank
https://olc.worldbank.org/sites/default/files/Johanson%20%282009%29%20-%20Training%20Funds%20%281%29.pdfsufficiently wide economic base in the formal sector and reasonable administrative capacity. Payroll training levies are basically of two types: revenue generating levies and incentive schemes. Incentive schemes, in turn, are made up of three types: cost reimbursement, levy grant and levy exemption or rebate. However, distinctions among
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Understanding Risk | World Bank Group
https://olc.worldbank.org/content/cop/understanding-riskUnderstanding Risk (UR) is an open and global community of over 6,500 experts and practitioners interested and active in disaster risk identification. UR community members share knowledge and experience, collaborate, and discuss innovation and best practice in ... view more Additional Info Join the Discussion Tolmasbek - Sep 30, 2022
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Presentation du Cadre environnemental et social de la Banque mondiale
https://olc.worldbank.org/content/presentation-du-cadre-environnemental-et-social-de-la-banque-mondialeLe CES est la somme de la vision du développement durable de la Banque mondiale, de sa Politique environnementale et sociale relative au Financement de projets d’investissement et de dix normes environnementales et sociales.
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Enhancing Urban Resilience in Ghana's Greter Accra Region
https://olc.worldbank.org/content/enhancing-urban-resilience-ghanas-greter-accra-regionThe regional economy accounts for about 25 percent of Ghana's national GDP. However, the unprecedented population growth and unplanned spatial expansion have exceeded the capacity of the city to keep up, resulting in housing shortages, urban sprawl, and informal settlements with inadequate urban services.