
Saudi Arabia’s new approach to disability: Inclusive, holistic, and future-ready
The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia is redefining how it supports persons with disabilities. Moving beyond a purely medical model,

The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia is redefining how it supports persons with disabilities. Moving beyond a purely medical model,

When cities invest in tourism, they invest in jobs, entrepreneurship, and growth. Marrakech is a compelling example. In 2024,

Violence against women intensified under COVID-19 lockdowns. The most rigorous literature evaluating the impact of stay-at-home measures, job loss,

The most economically prosperous and gender-equal societies often display stronger gender segregation in educational choices – a pattern known

Family-friendly policies often aim to make it ‘easier’ to have children, yet little is known about how firms respond

An estimated 254 million people (approximately 3 in 100) lived with chronic hepatitis B in 2022, a virus which

Over the past year, I’ve seen a growing interest in, and a stronger demand for, better tools to prepare

Stanley Fischer, the World Bank’s chief economist from January 1988 to August 1990, passed away on May 31, 2025.

In a world saturated with research and policy recommendations, it’s more important than ever to synthesize evidence well. A

The global development landscape is undergoing seismic shifts. Foreign aid, a critical lifeline for billions, is shrinking, after becoming fragmented

The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia is redefining how it supports persons with disabilities. Moving beyond a purely medical model,

When cities invest in tourism, they invest in jobs, entrepreneurship, and growth. Marrakech is a compelling example. In 2024,

Violence against women intensified under COVID-19 lockdowns. The most rigorous literature evaluating the impact of stay-at-home measures, job loss,

The most economically prosperous and gender-equal societies often display stronger gender segregation in educational choices – a pattern known

Family-friendly policies often aim to make it ‘easier’ to have children, yet little is known about how firms respond

An estimated 254 million people (approximately 3 in 100) lived with chronic hepatitis B in 2022, a virus which

Over the past year, I’ve seen a growing interest in, and a stronger demand for, better tools to prepare

Stanley Fischer, the World Bank’s chief economist from January 1988 to August 1990, passed away on May 31, 2025.

In a world saturated with research and policy recommendations, it’s more important than ever to synthesize evidence well. A

The global development landscape is undergoing seismic shifts. Foreign aid, a critical lifeline for billions, is shrinking, after becoming fragmented




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