Economic globalization, characterized by increased integration of economies, presents both opportunities and challenges for developing nations. While it offers benefits like knowledge transfer and trade growth, it can also exacerbate inequalities and environmental degradation. Globalization raises q

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Explore the landscape of sanitation financing and the role of finance intermediaries in addressing the challenges faced by households, enterprises, and utilities in developing countries. Learn about different financing segments, cases studies from Malawi, Rwanda, Bangladesh, and India, and scaling s

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This study explores the impact of natural disasters on economic indicators in Southern and Western Asian countries over time, aiming to assist in policy-making by understanding the relationship between natural disasters and the economy. It discusses the increasing incidences of extreme weather event

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This systematic review explores the factors influencing the adoption of electric vehicles (EVs) in developing countries from 2018 to 2022. The study delves into the complex interplay of economic, social, technological, and environmental factors shaping consumers' decisions regarding EV adoption. By

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Developed countries are characterized by high per capita income, strong GDP growth, and advanced standards of living, while developing countries exhibit lower income levels, high population growth, and challenges in technology and infrastructure. The differences extend to economic, demographic, tech

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This article discusses the concept of vulnerability in the context of countries, focusing on Small Island Developing States (SIDS). It explores the differences between vulnerability and poverty, the history of vulnerability index development from SIDS to Least Developed Countries (LDCs), and critiqu

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Industrialization is defined as the process of economic development that mobilizes national resources to create a modern, diversified domestic sector capable of high growth. It plays a crucial role in transforming economies, creating job opportunities, and increasing income levels in developing coun

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Circular economy presents an opportunity for developing countries to generate wealth, reduce environmental footprint, and promote sustainable practices. By extending product lifetimes, reusing resources, and minimizing waste, developing nations can benefit from economic interests while complementing

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Development economics is a branch of economics that focuses on improving the economies of developing countries by targeting factors such as health, education, working conditions, and policies. It involves macroeconomic and microeconomic analysis to enhance domestic and international growth. Differen

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This study delves into the impact of private aerospace initiatives on reaching UN Sustainable Development Goals in developing countries, focusing on Ecuador's unique context. It analyzes the limitations, main organizations in the aerospace sector, and contributions to Goal 9 of the UN SDGs. The rese

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The global economic outlook presents a contrast between high-income economies accelerating in growth while developing countries encounter challenges due to headwinds and capacity constraints. Key messages highlight the need for structural reforms to enhance outcomes. Risks include fallout from the s

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Small countries should not fear the monetary and financial policies of larger center countries. This article discusses the potential spillovers of unconventional monetary policies by center countries, such as quantitative easing and negative nominal interest rates. It explores the concept of currenc

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Developing countries require significant financial support to address climate vulnerabilities, surpassing current commitments from developed nations. A suggested three-party funding mechanism aims to facilitate ongoing funding for climate projects while providing debt relief to vulnerable countries,

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This text highlights the participation of Asian countries in agricultural censuses during the World Programme for the Census of Agriculture (WCA) rounds in 2010 and planned for 2020. It provides insights into the countries that conducted agricultural censuses, their respective plans for the upcoming

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Delve into the concept of policy pro-cyclicality in macroeconomic theory through the insights shared by Jeffrey Frankel at a seminar at Harvard Economics Department. Explore examples of pro-cyclicality in developing countries, euro periphery countries, and US political scenarios, along with discussi

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Electricity supply plays a crucial role in economic growth in developing countries. While lack of access to electricity can hinder growth, some fast-growing economies have managed to grow despite poor access. Research analyzes the impact of electricity constraints on economic performance, highlighti

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The Regional Roundtable held in Port of Spain, Trinidad and Tobago in May 2017 focused on countries' census plans for the World Programme for the Census of Agriculture. The event discussed participation statistics, census rounds, and the status of FAO Caribbean countries in conducting agricultural c

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The Dutch Good Growth Fund (DGGF) by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Netherlands aims to bridge the financing gap for SMEs in developing countries, particularly focusing on entrepreneurs looking to expand. It offers investments in Dutch and local SMEs, targeting specific groups like women, yo

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This collection of images and descriptions presents a thoughtful analysis on the impact of digitalization and the Fourth Industrial Revolution on manufacturing in developing countries, with a focus on Africa. It discusses the transition to digital technologies, policy implications, labor productivit

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Health financing volatility in developing countries poses challenges that lead to value destruction and adverse impacts on procurement systems and end users. Examples of negative impacts include stock-outs, higher costs, and additional emergency expenses due to unpredictable aid disbursements. Lever

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This proposed tool supports the development and management of Nationally Appropriate Mitigation Actions (NAMAs) by providing a structured approach to assess and prioritize different mitigation programs. The tool is designed to assist developing countries, donor countries, and private investors in ev

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The article discusses the inequalities in the global financial safety net for developing countries and emerging markets, focusing on the challenges faced by countries with unsustainable debt. It explores initiatives like the Debt Service Suspension Initiative and the G20 Common Framework to address

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Fiscal policy in developing countries has historically shown pro-cyclical tendencies, exacerbating economic cycles. Leaders often fail to utilize periods of economic booms to strengthen budgets, leading to over-optimistic forecasts. However, some countries have managed to break this pattern by runni

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The study discusses the importance and necessity of Digital Switchover (DSO) in SATRC countries, highlighting the transition from analogue to digital TV and radio. It covers the global trends in digital broadcasting standards, the status of DSO in various countries like India, and the need for harmo

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The DYNAMIS project, funded by the World Bank, aims to demonstrate the feasibility of dynamic microsimulation for population projections in developing countries. This portable platform offers highly disaggregated population projections and serves as a core component for simulating social development

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This analysis examines the effects of reproductive risk factors on the health, education, and work outcomes of daughters in developing countries. By eliminating these risks, the study aims to simulate improvements in female education and workforce participation, contributing to demographic dividend

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The UNCITRAL Advisory Centre on International Investment Dispute Resolution aims to address the increasing number of investment disputes faced by countries, particularly developing and least developed nations. The Centre provides technical assistance, legal advice, and capacity-building to help thes

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This paper explores the relationship between public debt, economic growth, and calamities like natural disasters, conflicts, and external debt distress in developing countries. Findings show that public debt tends to rise for economic recovery post-disasters, with growth accelerating beyond initial

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The current trends in education in developing countries reveal ongoing challenges with access, retention, and learning outcomes. Despite improvements in primary school enrollment rates, dropout rates remain a concern. Many pupils are performing below low learning benchmarks, indicating issues with r

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This content provides information on the scope and implementation of sales tax on services in different countries like Pakistan, India, Australia, Canada, France, Japan, and Malaysia. It highlights the VAT/GST regimes across the globe, the number of countries implementing VAT/GST by region, and coun

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The French Cour des comptes is dedicated to supporting the capacity building of Supreme Audit Institutions (SAIs) in developing countries. They emphasize independence, professional standards, and jurisdictional functions in their assistance. Through multilateral organizations and bilateral cooperati

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Economic growth requires a balance between Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) and competition. Developing countries face challenges in incentivizing innovation while safeguarding consumer welfare. The discussion delves into the complexities of the patent-antitrust interface, emphasizing the need for

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Participation in ICT standardization processes is essential for bridging the gap between developed and developing countries. Strong standards aid in establishing technical requirements, ensuring safe and interoperable ICT equipment, and reducing the digital divide. Initiatives such as capacity build

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Developing countries like Pakistan are grappling with the crisis of child labor, driven by factors such as poverty, unemployment, and population growth. Children are often forced to work at a young age, contributing to family income or learning skills due to lack of educational opportunities. Primar

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An exploration of factors influencing the magnitude of COVID-19 in developing countries, with a focus on any African specificity. The study uses diverse data from various developing countries to investigate the impact of demographic, economic, social service access, environmental, climatic, and heal

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Unveil the top 12 largest countries in the world based on various measures like size, population, and economy. Discover why some large countries are not among the most populous or economically strong. Delve into the relationship between wealth, size, and population in these countries.

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This content discusses the role of standardization in economic growth, showcasing case studies from Germany, UK, Canada, and Australia. It also highlights insights from the Global Innovation Index on top innovative countries. The analysis questions the relationship between connectivity, innovation a

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Standardization plays a crucial role in the economic growth of emerging countries by contributing significantly to GDP growth and labor productivity. Case studies from countries like Germany, UK, Canada, and Australia highlight the positive impact of standards on innovation and overall economic perf

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Safflower, scientifically known as Carthamus tinctorius L., is a versatile oilseed crop cultivated in various countries. The plant is characterized by its thistle-like appearance, branching structure, and cross-pollination nature. Safflower is adaptable to different climates, preferring drier areas

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The research conducted by Rauf Jabarov explores the reasons behind the failure of digital start-ups in developing countries, focusing on the lack of sustainability and differences in entrepreneurial practices between the Global North and Global South. It delves into the role of multi-stakeholder int

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