Young people across Asia are struggling to find good jobs, with many stuck in low-productivity work that the World Bank warns could strain social stability as frustrations fuel a global wave of ...
India's job market is experiencing significant growth, surpassing the working-age population increase for the first time in ...
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Every job will be reshaped by AI, says World Bank’s Christine Qiang | Global Stage
Artificial intelligence is transforming the global workforce, but its impact looks different across economies. Christine ...
Over the next decade, 1.2 billion young people in developing countries will reach working age, but under the current trajectory, only a fraction are expected to be employed—leaving millions neither in ...
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World Bank lauds NARO’s research innovations
Dr Yona Baguma, the Naro Director General, detailed the organisation’s extensive work in developing high-yielding, ...
The World Bank on Friday said the pace of population growth is most staggering in Africa, estimating that Nigeria will swell ...
US tariff expected to weigh on growth next year…manufacturing to export could create the millions of jobs India needs: Bank ...
The pace of population growth is most staggering in Africa, which will be home to one in four people by 2050. Between now and then estimates suggest: Zambia will add 700,000 people every year.
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Uttar Pradesh shows success model of resilient farming, says World Bank President Ajay Banga
New Delhi [India], October 17 (ANI): World Bank President Ajay Banga has praised the Uttar Pradesh government for presenting ...
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