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11.07.2007
Some of the poorest African countries have made “significant progress” in improving governance and fighting corruption over the decade, according to the World Bank's latest worldwide Governance Indicators.
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28.03.2007
A picture is worth 1,000 data points. A new set of maps shows how countries are handling the world’s greatest development challenges, like stopping AIDS, educating children, and turning poverty around.
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Image: Comparing maternal mortality rates. © World Bank
26.03.2007
Hurricane Ivan smashed the Caribbean islands to rubble in 2004, and global warming has made such lethal storms a growing threat. With hurricane season on the way, the islands have formed the world’s first multi-nation catastrophe insurance pool.
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Image: Aftermath of Hurricane Ivan
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13.03.2007
Building on a period of relative stability and the country's first democratic elections in 40 years, the Democratic Republic of Congo's government has moved to reintegrate former soldiers into private life and protect indigenous groups and the vast forest resources they depend on.
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