blic Disclosure Authoriz Learning from the Evidence on Forced Displacement ic Disclosure Authorize Program Brief Disclosure Authori ukald UNHCR WORLD BANK GROUP Building the Evidence on Forced Displacement Learning from the Evidence on Forced Displacement Program Brief | Learning from the Evidence on Forced Displacement Program Brief A new policy approach to the forced displacement challenge In recent years, forced displacement has become a phenomenon of tragic proportions. Every year, more people are force ...

The World Bank Poverty and Equity Kristina Vaughan and Monica Robayo-Abril Inequality of opportunity in Bulgaria Policy Note Abstract: Using data from a recent EU-SILC module on intergenerational mobility, this policy note explores to what extent the high levels of inequality prevalent in Bulgaria are due to inequality of opportunity, that is, inequality due to circumstances beyond an individual's control. The results show that over half of the income inequality in Bulgaria is due to inequality of opportuni ...

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SOCIAL PROTECTION & JOBS │ POLICY & TECHNICAL NOTE JUNE 2024 │ No. 39 HIGHLIGHT Social protection and jobs programs (SPJ) can improve livelihoods and reduce vulnerability in coastal fishing communities in Solomon Islands, but these programs must be designed in a way that responds to socio-economic vulnerabilities and climate risks, recognizes the reliance of communities on fishing for nutrition and income, and integrates with community-level fisheries management. The Solomon Islands Government (SIG) has pla ...

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ic Disclosure Author Global Poverty Monitoring Technical Note 37 April 2024 Update to the Global Database of Shared Prosperity What's New Carlos Sabatino Carolina Diaz-Bonilla Danielle Aron Cameron Haddad Minh Cong Nguyen Haoyu Wu June 2024 Keywords: Global Database of Shared Prosperity, April 2024. Development Data Group Development Research Group Poverty and Equity Global Practice Group Disclosure Author G LOBAL P OVERTY M ONITORING T ECHNICAL N OTE 37 Abstract This note introduces the 13th edition of the ...

WORLD BANK GROUP Unlocking South Africa's Potential: Leveraging Trade for Inclusive Growth and Resilience ublic Disclosure Author olic Disclosure Authori blic Disclosure Authoriz © 2024 The World Bank 1818 H Street NW, Washington DC 20433 Telephone: 202-473-1000; Internet: www.worldbank.org Some rights reserved This work is a product of the staff of The World Bank. The findings, interpretations, and conclusions expressed in this work do not necessarily reflect the views of the Executive Directors of the Wor ...

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Investment Rating - The report indicates a positive outlook for carbon markets, suggesting they could be a game changer in advancing climate action and generating significant revenue for developing countries [4][14]. Core Insights - Carbon markets can enhance financial flows to developing countries by assigning a financial value to carbon reduction and removal, encouraging private sector engagement in projects [4][11]. - The World Bank has been instrumental in supporting countries to generate high integrity carbon credits, with expectations of producing over 270 million credits in the next five years, potentially earning between $1.3 billion and $3 billion [11][24]. - The report emphasizes the need for a trustworthy and transparent global carbon market to build confidence among buyers and sellers, which is essential for the market's growth [17][40]. Summary by Sections Carbon Market Potential - Carbon markets are primed for growth due to developments from COP26 and increasing demand from companies for voluntary climate commitments [15][16]. - Countries with natural resources can generate substantial revenue through carbon markets by protecting and restoring their ecosystems [14][15]. World Bank's Role - The World Bank has supported over 60 countries in building capacity for carbon markets, providing technical assistance and financing [25][26]. - The Bank's initiatives include the Forest Carbon Partnership Facility, which has helped countries develop programs to reduce emissions from deforestation and degradation [26][27]. Future Directions - The report outlines three key results for the World Bank's Engagement Roadmap: generating a robust supply of high integrity credits, leveraging large-scale programs for climate finance, and shaping a trusted global carbon market [11][12][13]. - The Bank plans to implement new financial products and enhance country capacity to participate in carbon markets, focusing on renewable energy and natural climate solutions [34][35][36]. Challenges and Solutions - Trust remains a significant barrier to the growth of carbon markets, necessitating operational integrity principles and stronger governance [17][18]. - The report calls for harmonization and standardization across the carbon markets ecosystem to enhance trust and transparency [18][39]. Conclusion - High-integrity carbon markets can generate substantial financial benefits for developing countries while contributing to global climate goals [40][41].