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From crisis to resilience: World Bank Group Spring Meetings to focus on helping countries build a green and resilient recovery The lingering pandemic has dealt the global economy an unprecedented shock, and the recovery is likely to be slow and uneven. Taking place fully virtually, our 2021 Spring Meetings will center around "helping countries build a green and resilient recovery." Leaders and experts will discuss the path ahead for developing countries. Here's everything you need to know. JOIN THE CONVERSATION

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	Spring Meetings 2021: Featured speakers at the World Bank Group events Join John Kerry, Janet Yellen, Prince William, Henrietta H. Fore, Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, Melinda Gates and other distinguished speakers at our 2021 Spring Meetings. Watch them discuss the best solutions for building a green and resilient recovery, and the path ahead for developing countries.  READ MORE

	Tackling the COVID-19 pandemic of inequality to build a green, inclusive, and resilient recovery Ahead of the Spring Meetings, World Bank Group President David Malpass discussed what is needed to build a green, inclusive, and resilient recovery from the pandemic.  WATCH REPLAY READ SPEECH

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Some of the hashtags you need to keep an eye on during the Spring Meetings:  #ResilientRecovery | #InclusiveFuture | #Debt4Dev | #GreenRecoveryWBG | #Vaccines4All Make sure you follow @WorldBank to get the full inside look at all of our activities of the Spring Meetings!

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