This press release announces a loan from International Bank for Reconstruction and Development (IBRD) for a highway project in the eastern part of Zimbabwe, and a credit from International Development...
Type: AnnouncementReport#: 156557Date: May 19, 1983
This press release announces the International Development Association (IDA), concessionary lending affiliate of the World Bank, has approved a credit of sixteen million US dollars for a project aimed...
Type: AnnouncementReport#: 156530Date: May 16, 1983
This press release announces a loan from International Bank for Reconstruction and Development (IBRD), and a credit of International Development Association (IDA), to build a hydro-electric power plant...
Type: AnnouncementReport#: 156524Date: May 12, 1983
The tsetse-transmitted trypanosomiases are diseases of man and his domestic livestock that have contributed to the prevalence of poverty, malnutrition, and disease in much of tropical Africa. Although...
This paper investigates the degree to which the use of a single urban poverty threshold in Brazil leads to biased project identification, design, and evaluation. Analysis of the causes of proverty is beyond...
Type: Staff Working PaperReport#: SWP565Date: April 30, 1983Author:
HICKS, J. ;
VETTER, D.
Bolivia has a large energy resource base relative to its present internal needs. The hydro-potential is the largest known resource, but only 287 MW of a total potential of 18,000 MW have been developed....
Type: Pre-2003 Economic or Sector ReportReport#: 4213Date: April 30, 1983
This interim summary report explains the objectives of the research project and summarizes each of the papers produced except those designed to develop a general equilibrium model of Indian urbanization....
Type: Departmental Working PaperReport#: UDD23Date: April 30, 1983Author:
MERA, K. ;
URB
Ten years of World Bank lending for urban development have had a significant impact on how developing countries are analyzing urban issues and on the way they are formulating and implementing solutions...
Type: AnnouncementReport#: 151807Date: April 13, 1983
In this paper, the author poses a dissenting view regarding the world food problem. He maintains that world hunger is exacerbated by illusions and misconceptions on the part of those who could correct...
Type: Working Paper (Numbered Series)Report#: AGP73Date: April 1, 1983Author:
Eberstadt, Nick
This booklet is intended to serve as a field manual for Self-Help Housing Agency Technical Assistants (SHHATA's) who are charged with inspecting and assisting in the construction of what are known in Botswana...
Type: Working Paper (Numbered Series)Report#: TAG3Date: April 1, 1983Author:
van Nostrand, John ;
Wilson, James G. ;
UNDP ;
Technic
An examination of the structure and workings of the markets for each of the four major crops suggests changes in market structure and/or in government pricing policy that would result in increased welfare....
Type: Departmental Working PaperReport#: CPD8303Date: March 31, 1983Author:
Thobani,Mateen
This paper surveys three alternative approaches to the measurement and analysis of welfare, reflective of the thinking that has been ongoing in the Bank's Living Standards Measurement Study. The first...
Type: Journal ArticleReport#: REP258Date: March 31, 1983Author:
Grootaert,Christiaan N.
Argentina is among the most important oil-producing countries, but as a result of discontinuous and uncoordinated evolution of the petroleum industry, the body of technical knowledge about its oil and...
Type: Working PaperReport#: UNN340Date: March 31, 1983Author:
Zuniga-Rivero, J.F. ;
Hay-Roe, Hugh
Rapid urbanization in developing countries has produced a heavy concentration of population and economic activity in large urban centers. In order to deal with perceived problems associated with large...
Type: Departmental Working PaperReport#: UDD21Date: March 31, 1983Author:
REEDY, D. ;
WUDD
This paper presents the findings of a survey of communities and providers of health and schooling services in Southwestern Mali, which aimed to characterize the supply of health and schooling services....
Type: Departmental Working PaperReport#: CPD8307Date: March 31, 1983Author:
Ainsworth,Martha
Brazil is often cited as a developing country that has exemplified the trade-off between economic growth and equity. Th basis for the claim was the rising inequality in the income distribution between...
Type: Journal ArticleReport#: REP251Date: March 31, 1983Author:
Fox, M.
The central message of this book is that the World Bank has had a substantial impact on the development and diffusion of technology in the Third World, and has become one of the main technological institutions...
Type: PublicationReport#: UNN334Date: March 31, 1983Author:
Weiss, Charles ;
Jequier, Nicolas [editors]
Portugal's entry into the EEC will probably affect trade in manufacturing in three ways: (i) tariff arrangements will be changed and local industries will be exposed to increased competition from external...
Type: Policy NoteReport#: 4109Date: March 31, 1983
Ambiguity can be found in North America as to whether an improvement in physical resources can affect significantly the quality of educational output. Such ambiguity should not pertain to developing countries....
Type: Journal ArticleReport#: REP335Date: March 31, 1983Author:
Heyneman, Stephen P. ;
Jamison,Dean T. ;
Montenegro, Xenia
Increasing energy costs underline the need for more efficient management of energy supply and demand to maintain economic growth, especially in the developing countries where resources are scarce. Combining...
Type: Journal ArticleReport#: REP255Date: March 31, 1983Author:
MUNASINGHE, M.
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