Poverty and Growth Blog |: "Maintained by the Poverty and Growth Program (PGP) of the World Bank Institute (WBI), the Poverty and Growth Blog will be one more instrument to share knowledge and help build capacity in poverty-related issues. It will bring together knowledge, news, resources, ideas and commentary on issues relating to the design, implementation, monitoring, and evaluation of poverty reduction policies and strategies, and on other issues related to poverty and growth. Finally, it will also allow us to maintain an open, on-going dialogue with participants in our courses, with partners and, in general, with the broad public interested in poverty reduction."
Monday, April 03, 2006
Poverty and Growth Blog |
A new blog from the world bank...
Poverty and Growth Blog |: "Maintained by the Poverty and Growth Program (PGP) of the World Bank Institute (WBI), the Poverty and Growth Blog will be one more instrument to share knowledge and help build capacity in poverty-related issues. It will bring together knowledge, news, resources, ideas and commentary on issues relating to the design, implementation, monitoring, and evaluation of poverty reduction policies and strategies, and on other issues related to poverty and growth. Finally, it will also allow us to maintain an open, on-going dialogue with participants in our courses, with partners and, in general, with the broad public interested in poverty reduction."
Poverty and Growth Blog |: "Maintained by the Poverty and Growth Program (PGP) of the World Bank Institute (WBI), the Poverty and Growth Blog will be one more instrument to share knowledge and help build capacity in poverty-related issues. It will bring together knowledge, news, resources, ideas and commentary on issues relating to the design, implementation, monitoring, and evaluation of poverty reduction policies and strategies, and on other issues related to poverty and growth. Finally, it will also allow us to maintain an open, on-going dialogue with participants in our courses, with partners and, in general, with the broad public interested in poverty reduction."
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