Referencing recent reports from the WorldBank and the International Monetary Fund (IMF), HURIWA noted that poverty levels in Nigeria have continued to worsen. According to the World Bank’s Nigeria ...
According to a WorldBank report, rice cultivation accounts for 48 per cent of total greenhouse gas emissions and more than 75 per cent of methane (CH₄) emissions in the agricultural sector.
A mid-level finance professional in Karachi or Lahore earns between $6,000 and $10,000 annually, but after adjusting for inflation, this salary is worth 30–40 per cent less than a decade ago, as reported by the WorldBank in 2024.
The reports concluded ... A WorldBank report acknowledged that some ports, such as Cotonou (Benin), did experience notable productivity gains after foreign operators took over ... As the World Bank cautiously put it.
According to the WorldBank report, the Nigerian government’s revenue for 2025 is expected to be about 70% from oil and 30% from non-oil sources if full remittance of the fiscal savings from petrol ...
Syria’s eligibility for WorldBank funding has been reinstated after Saudi Arabia and Qatar paid off the country’s $15.5 million debt to the institution, the ...
The report estimated the economic losses resulting from the war at more than $53 billion, according to estimates by the WorldBank, the European Union, and the United Nations, during the first 10 years of reconstruction.
...Toto reported in a video published in February ... If the claims are verified, the WorldBank will buy the resulting carbon credits for $8.3 million, Toto writes in an article about the investigation.
As such, the concept has been outdated and does not exist anywhere in the world ... According to a 2021 WorldBank report, India accounts for 11% of global road accident deaths despite having only 1% of the world’s vehicles.
A 2021 report by found that at least ten women or girls are murdered in the country every day ... According to a WorldBank report from 2023, there is an institutional complicity in perpetrating violence against women in Honduras.
This granular timekeeping, managed directly by the central bank, enabled near-instant responsiveness to market conditions without reliance on network consensus, sidestepping what the report calls the “oracle problem” in decentralized finance.