Poverty reduction and the World Bank: progress and challenges in the 1990s.
By: Sherburne-Benz, Lynne
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TextPublisher: Washington, DC : World Bank , April 15, 1996Description: 172 p. tblsSubject(s): Poverty alleviation | Developing countries | World BankSummary: The report examines the gains developing countries have made towards meeting the challenge of reducing poverty since the late 1980's and how the World Bank's support for their efforts has evolved.
The report concludes that some inroads have been made in reducing poverty in the developing world in the late 1980's, but overall the gains have been small.
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The report examines the gains developing countries have made towards meeting the challenge of reducing poverty since the late 1980's and how the World Bank's support for their efforts has evolved.
The report concludes that some inroads have been made in reducing poverty in the developing world in the late 1980's, but overall the gains have been small.
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