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News from the World Bank health team. Strong health systems create healthy futures.
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http://worldbank.org/health 24-10-2010 18:29:08
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In this episode of #ExpertAnswers , we explore how climate change increases the prevalence of diseases.
Tamar Rabie, World Bank Health Specialist, shares insights on measures to address this issue & catastrophic consequences of not taking action. #InvestInHealth wrld.bg/wuJu50R9BIn
The cost of inaction on climate and people’s health is potentially catastrophic.
Climate-related health risks could push 44M people into extreme poverty by 2030.
Learn about how we can best #InvestInHealth to prevent these consequences. #InvestInPeople
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Simple steps like better handwashing and responsible antibiotic use can combat Antimicrobial Resistance ( #AMR ).
World Bank is here to help countries tackle this urgent issue with financing and technical support. #InvestInHealth #AMR action wrld.bg/NoS650REPMN
Climate change, pandemics, and a shortage of healthcare workers – the challenges are mounting.
But together, we can tackle them to improve health care.
Hear from #GlobalHealth experts at our #WBGMeetings : wrld.bg/CoG850R6qu7
Nearly 5 million deaths were linked to Antimicrobial Resistance (AMR) in 2019—more than AIDS, HIV, and malaria combined.
Let's act now to reduce infections and strengthen monitoring. #InvestInHealth #AMRaction
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The 2024 World Bank Group-IMF Spring Meetings took place from April 11-18. Discover the highlights and insights from this event in our latest episode of the #DevelopmentPodcast 🎧 : wrld.bg/ZE3K50Ruc1z
In #EastAsiaPacific , IDA - World Bank has helped countries significantly enhance the quality of life for millions, providing better water and health services, jobs, education, and more. Explore #IDAworks in the region.
'AMR poses a significant threat to our health systems and economies.
We must act decisively to implement interventions that reduce infections, strengthen surveillance, and promote responsible antimicrobial use.'
–Juan Pablo Uribe, World Bank Global Director for Health
If the economy and the country have human capital with better quality on education and health, that definitely will create much better quality, inclusive and equal growth. –Sri Mulyani Indrawatii, Minister of Finance, #Indonesia #WBGMeetings
#IDAworks for Africa🌍
A shared vision for the future of Africa united 19 Heads of State at the recent IDA for Africa Summit, co-hosted by the Government of Kenya + the World Bank Group.
Watch + discover how a robust #IDA21 replenishment can fuel Africa's development engine⬇️
The World Bank is committed to expanding healthcare to 1.5 billion people by 2030. Here is how we are working with countries in #EastAsiaPacific to achieve this goal: wrld.bg/uS7H50RFFLI #HealthForAll #InvestInHealth
By investing in stronger health systems today, countries can build human capital and prepare for the health crises of tomorrow.
Learn how the World Bank is working with countries to expand #HealthCare to those who need it most. #InvestInHealth wrld.bg/9b8850RHz8A
Universal #healthcare is a national priority in Egypt, where the government considers investing in human capital key to sustainable development, says Rania A. Al Mashat, Egypt's Minister of International Cooperation. #WBGMeetings #InvestinHealth wrld.bg/CoG850R6qu7
What are the implications of recent industrial policy shifts for the Global South's future growth pathways, and how can countries adapt?
Join the discussion @ #ABCDE2024 on July 9-10, featuring Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy Professor Danny Quah.
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Glad to see the spotlight on anti microbial resistance as a threat to health, economy and society.
Looking forward to discussing World Bank’s work on this issue later this week with Dame Sally Davies, Trinity Master The Royal Society.
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Strengthening health systems and reducing financial barriers – that's our goal.
The World Bank is stepping up efforts to reach 1.5 billion people with more and better health services by 2030. #InvestInHealth
Watch the #WBGMeetings event replay: wrld.bg/V6YF50RjoHJ