How far would you to walk to flee hunger?

For Venezuelans, no distance is too great to escape their country's economic and social collapse.

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Venezuelan Migration: The 4,500-km Gap Between Desperation and Opportunity Venezuelan migration is not abating. Since 2016, more than 4.6 million people have fled the country, mostly to other Latin American countries like Peru. How can host countries not just cope with the influx but take advantage of the potential? Read More »

World Bank Live: Youth, Cities and Opportunity About 80% of global GDP is created in cities, helping hundreds of millions lift themselves out of extreme poverty. Over recent decades, cities have become a magnet for talent and investment – and for youth seeking a prosperous future. Join this event live on December 2, 2019. Read More »   What If More Than 43% of Citizens Trusted Their Government? The International Development Association (IDA) is helping countries establish capable, accountable and inclusive governance that can improve lives. Read More »

Blogs

Four Lessons from Fishing Communities in Mozambique To maintain healthy marine ecosystems, we need to listen to and empower those who depend on fisheries the most. Read More »

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