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Happy children as their mother prepares porridge.

Realizing the Potential of Safety Nets in Malawi

Avec plus de 15 millions de réfugiés et de personnes déplacées à l’intérieur de leur pays, l’Afrique abrite près de 25 % du nombre total de personnes ayant dû fuir leur foyer dans le monde. © UN/ Eskinder Debebe

Africa Takes the Lead to Support Refugees and their Hosts with Long-Term Solutions

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Zambia is being told to put public money into doing agriculture well. Photo: Arne Hoel / World Bank.

Zambia Economic Brief: Reaping Richer Returns from Public Expenditure in Agriculture

A street scene Kigali, Rwanda. UN Photo/Rick Bajornas

Productive, Livable Cities Will Open Africa's Doors to the World

In Mozambique, 200,000 children are at risk of malnutrition brought about by severe drought. Photo: World Bank

Safety Nets Are Becoming Game Changers for Disaster Response in Southern Africa

Roger Arnold Tabesse, 73, is one of the 30,000 people living in a camp for internally displaced people at M’Pok Airport. Credit: Stephen Gladieu/World Bank

In the Central African Republic, Expectations are Sky High

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Independent Power Projects in Sub-Saharan Africa – Lessons from Five Key Countries

A patient undergoes an eye examination at the Owendo University Hospital in Libreville. Photo:Odilia Hebga/World Bank

Using Digital Technology to Improve Gabon’s Health Care

Women at the M’Poko camp for the displaced in Bangui, Central African Republic, home to around 20,000 IDPs. Photo: World Bank/Stephan Gladieu

On forced displacement we can learn from Africa

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