The highlighted article of this issue of
Accent Finance, Regulation and supervision of cooperative
financial institutions - the debate over delegated and
auxiliary supervision,...
Type: NewsletterReport#: 38959Date: June 13, 2006Author:
Cuevas,Carlos E. ;
Fischer,Klaus P.
In this issue: Only one Government of
Indonesia (GoI) and the Free Aceh Movement (GAM) GAM-GoI
related conflict incident reported in June and July. Local
level conflict...
The International Comparison Program
(ICP) is the world's largest statistical initiative,
involving 107 countries. It produces internationally
comparable price levels,...
This edition of the World Bank Iraq
Trust Fund (ITF) includes the following content: Latest
news. Pledges, commitments and deposits. Status of
ITF-financed projects....
Highlights of major country updates: ACS
Network positioned for effective service. Malaria booster
program. Hafez engages Nigerian students. Spotlight - The
Community...
Type: NewsletterReport#: 37232Date: June 1, 2006Author:
Tohomdet, Obadiah [editor-in-chief]
This newsletter highlights some of the
many policies, programs, and initiatives of the World Bank
(WB) which may involve or be of interest to Civil Society
Organizations...
Poverty traps youth with insufficient
education, life skills or job skills, making the transition
from school dropout to the workplace difficult, and
perpetuating the...
Type: NewsletterReport#: 37272Date: June 1, 2006Author:
Vermehren,Andrea ;
Mcginnis,Linda ;
Holland,Peter Anthony
Building partnerships takes time and
requires dedicated people and resources. But ultimately
there is no better way to tackle development problems. The
development...
Type: NewsletterReport#: 37574Date: June 1, 2006Author:
Runde, Daniel F.
This issue of the newsletter covers four
main Indonesian topics as they relate to women. The first is
the women's legal empowerment (WLE) pilot. It's a
Justice for ...
World Bank's new partnership
strategy for China focuses on economic integration, poverty
and sustainable development. Message from the Country
Director. Urbanization...
Type: NewsletterReport#: 37081Date: June 1, 2006Author:
Dollar, David
The flow of funds from migrant workers
back to their families in their home country is an important
source of income in many developing economies. The
recipients often...
Type: NewsletterReport#: 38958Date: May 1, 2006Author:
Cirasino,Massimo
Highlight of challenging development
events. Key World Bank Group releases of the month.
Special feature - how the World Bank Group fights
corruption. Summary of key...
Helping the poor with access to land.
Researchers : lessons to be learned for poverty reduction.
Senior World Bank development researchers visit Cambodia.
This paper commences with an overview
that provides the following observations: economic growth
and credit expansion in the first quarter of 2006 have
surprised on the...
Engaging young people in environmental
service projects is an innovative way of achieving several
priority objectives through one single intervention. A
well-designed...
Type: NewsletterReport#: 37271Date: May 1, 2006Author:
Alger, Keith ;
Evans,James Warren ;
Holland, Margaret Buck ;
Boltz, Fred
In this issue: No Government of
Indonesia (GoI) and the Free Aceh Movement (GAM) GAM-GoI
related conflict incidents reported in May, but one reported
from April. District...
Leading articles: The dissolution of the
Multifibre Agreement and development perspectives in the
textile and garment industry in Tunisia, Morocco, Egypt, and
Jordan,...
Type: NewsletterReport#: 37118Date: May 1, 2006Author:
Belhaj, Ferid [editor]
The civil society engagement eNewsletter
includes the following headings: 2006 annual meetings of the
World Bank (WB) and International Monetary Fund (IMF):
summary...
This newsletter looks at aspects of how
migrant workers use or send their money back to their home
country. Although migrant workers, refugees and immigrants
have been...
Type: NewsletterReport#: 38957Date: May 1, 2006Author:
Fagen, Patricia Weiss
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