Tag: World Bank
3 Regions in the North of Ghana Still Trapped in Poverty: Over 50% Absolutely Poor Despite the Works of NGOs
A new World Bank report reveals poverty rates above 50% in Ghana’s…
Over a Quarter of Ghanaians Still Live in Poverty, Urgent Reforms Needed – World Bank
The World Bank says more than 25% of Ghanaians remain in poverty…
Investing in People and Skills Could Triple Ghana’s Incomes by 2050, World Bank Says
The World Bank says Ghana can triple incomes by 2050 if it…
At $4.46 a Day, Healthy Diets Still Out of Reach for Billions, Especially in Sub-Saharan Africa – World Bank
At $4.46 per day, healthy diets remain unaffordable for 2.6 billion people,…
World Bank Warns: Development Will Fail Without Systemic Environmental Reforms
The World Bank urges systemic environmental reforms through data, coordinated policies, and…
World Bank Releases $360 Million to Help Ghana’s Economy
The World Bank disbursed $360 million to Ghana today, supporting economic recovery,…
Dr. Atuahene Pushes Back on Blanket Calls for Africa’s Debt Cancellation
Dr. Richmond Atuahene opposes blanket cancellation of Africa’s $1.3 trillion debt, urging…
AGI and World Bank Launch Energy Smart Businesses Initiative to Support SMEs
AGI-ESC and the World Bank have launched the Energy Smart Businesses initiative…
Inclusive Financing Paves Way for Safer, More Sustainable Small-Scale Gold Mining
The planetGOLD Ghana Project is empowering small-scale miners and financial institutions with…
Why You May Have a Job, But Not Be Employed in Ghana — A Labour Economist’s Insight
Labour Economist Prof. Baah Boateng distinguishes between jobs and employment in Ghana,…
Why economic inequality matters for development
High economic inequality hinders growth and poverty reduction. The World Bank stresses…
Ghana’s Demographic Dividend at Risk as Only 2.3% of Working Population Holds Technical Education
Only 2.3% of Ghana’s working-age population has vocational and technical education, Labour…