A Global Perspective : Tackling Three 'Intractable' Challenges Facing the World

Remarks delivered by Jim Yong Kim, President of the World Bank Group, at Goethe University, Frankfurt, Germany, discuss applying the world’s best ideas, knowledge, and experience in development to accomplish the World Bank Group’s twin goals of en...

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Main Author: Kim, Jim Yong
Format: Speech
Language:English
en_US
Published: 2016
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Online Access:http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2016/02/25883947/global-perspective-tackling-three-intractable-challenges-facing-world-world-bank-group-president-jim-yong-kim
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spelling okr-10986-243202021-04-23T14:04:21Z A Global Perspective : Tackling Three 'Intractable' Challenges Facing the World Kim, Jim Yong HOUSEHOLD INCOMES JOBS OIL IMPORTERS MONETARY POLICY RISKS ECONOMIC GROWTH CAPITAL ACCUMULATION DEVELOPING REGIONS INCOME INTEREST STORMS EMERGING ECONOMIES INTEREST RATE EXCHANGE FINANCIAL RESOURCES DEVELOPING COUNTRIES EMISSIONS EXPORTERS REVENUES PORTFOLIO SLOWDOWN PRICE TAX CASH TRANSFER PLEDGE WAGE INFLATION CREDITORS INFLATION LOW INFLATION EXTREME WEATHER INSTRUMENTS DEVELOPED COUNTRIES SAFETY NETS POVERTY REDUCTION ECONOMIC ACTIVITY MACROECONOMIC STABILITY ADVANCED COUNTRIES ECONOMIC SLOWDOWN OIL PRICES GLOBAL ECONOMY BOND FLOWS CURRENCY NEGATIVE IMPACT ADVANCED ECONOMIES LOW-INCOME COUNTRIES MONEY EXCHANGE RATES MACROECONOMIC RISKS OPTIONS LOW- INCOME COUNTRIES NATURAL DISASTERS PRIVATE SECTOR INVESTMENTS DEBT MARKETS FINANCIAL FLOWS MIDDLE-INCOME COUNTRIES TAX REVENUES EXPORT MARKET SUBSIDIES FINANCE INTEREST RATE RISKS DEBT LEVELS SOCIAL SAFETY NETS CLIMATE CHANGE POLICIES LOOSE MONETARY POLICY SLOW GROWTH FUTURE RETURNS POLICY STANCE WORLD ECONOMY CLIMATE DEMAND DEVELOPING WORLD MULTILATERAL DEVELOPMENT URBAN AREAS ECONOMY DISBURSEMENTS INCOMES CAPITAL FLOWS ISSUANCE INSURANCE INDUSTRY DEBT STOCKS MARKET MIDDLE- INCOME COUNTRIES POLICY INSURANCE GOVERNMENT POLICIES ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT BILL TRADE GROWTH RATE STOCKS OIL EXPORTERS EXTREME POVERTY RISK BOND SHARE BALANCE SHEETS POVERTY INSURANCE MECHANISMS CURRENCY RISK SPILLOVER EFFECTS EXTERNAL DEBT AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTIVITY INVESTMENTS INTEREST RATE RISK REVALUATION EXTREME WEATHER EVENTS LEVERAGE DEMOGRAPHIC PORTFOLIO FLOWS PRICES BENEFITS ECONOMIES GROWTH INVESTING Remarks delivered by Jim Yong Kim, President of the World Bank Group, at Goethe University, Frankfurt, Germany, discuss applying the world’s best ideas, knowledge, and experience in development to accomplish the World Bank Group’s twin goals of ending extreme poverty by 2030, and boosting shared prosperity. He speaks about helping the poor and vulnerable in low- and middle-income countries in the world not only for poverty reduction within their borders, but is important for growth around the world, especially going forward. He talks about the strategy to invest in people, especially through education and health. He stresses investments in girls and women as particularly important because they have a multiplier effect on the well-being of the extreme poor. He speaks about protecting people from deadly pandemics especially in developing countries. He insists the students that they must apply what they have learned, and must do, for the sake of the poorest, for the children, and for the sake of our humanity. 2016-05-23T16:51:56Z 2016-05-23T16:51:56Z 2015-06-09 Speech http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2016/02/25883947/global-perspective-tackling-three-intractable-challenges-facing-world-world-bank-group-president-jim-yong-kim http://hdl.handle.net/10986/24320 English en_US Speech at Goethe University, Frankfurt, Germany, June 9, 2015; CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo/ World Bank Speech Caribbean Bangladesh Brazil China Germany Philippines
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topic HOUSEHOLD INCOMES
JOBS
OIL IMPORTERS
MONETARY POLICY
RISKS
ECONOMIC GROWTH
CAPITAL ACCUMULATION
DEVELOPING REGIONS
INCOME
INTEREST
STORMS
EMERGING ECONOMIES
INTEREST RATE
EXCHANGE
FINANCIAL RESOURCES
DEVELOPING COUNTRIES
EMISSIONS
EXPORTERS
REVENUES
PORTFOLIO
SLOWDOWN
PRICE
TAX
CASH TRANSFER
PLEDGE
WAGE INFLATION
CREDITORS
INFLATION
LOW INFLATION
EXTREME WEATHER
INSTRUMENTS
DEVELOPED COUNTRIES
SAFETY NETS
POVERTY REDUCTION
ECONOMIC ACTIVITY
MACROECONOMIC STABILITY
ADVANCED COUNTRIES
ECONOMIC SLOWDOWN
OIL PRICES
GLOBAL ECONOMY
BOND FLOWS
CURRENCY
NEGATIVE IMPACT
ADVANCED ECONOMIES
LOW-INCOME COUNTRIES
MONEY
EXCHANGE RATES
MACROECONOMIC RISKS
OPTIONS
LOW- INCOME COUNTRIES
NATURAL DISASTERS
PRIVATE SECTOR INVESTMENTS
DEBT
MARKETS
FINANCIAL FLOWS
MIDDLE-INCOME COUNTRIES
TAX REVENUES
EXPORT MARKET
SUBSIDIES
FINANCE
INTEREST RATE RISKS
DEBT LEVELS
SOCIAL SAFETY NETS
CLIMATE CHANGE
POLICIES
LOOSE MONETARY POLICY
SLOW GROWTH
FUTURE
RETURNS
POLICY STANCE
WORLD ECONOMY
CLIMATE
DEMAND
DEVELOPING WORLD
MULTILATERAL DEVELOPMENT
URBAN AREAS
ECONOMY
DISBURSEMENTS
INCOMES
CAPITAL FLOWS
ISSUANCE
INSURANCE INDUSTRY
DEBT STOCKS
MARKET
MIDDLE- INCOME COUNTRIES
POLICY
INSURANCE
GOVERNMENT POLICIES
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
BILL
TRADE
GROWTH RATE
STOCKS
OIL EXPORTERS
EXTREME POVERTY
RISK
BOND
SHARE
BALANCE SHEETS
POVERTY
INSURANCE MECHANISMS
CURRENCY RISK
SPILLOVER EFFECTS
EXTERNAL DEBT
AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTIVITY
INVESTMENTS
INTEREST RATE RISK
REVALUATION
EXTREME WEATHER EVENTS
LEVERAGE
DEMOGRAPHIC
PORTFOLIO FLOWS
PRICES
BENEFITS
ECONOMIES
GROWTH
INVESTING
spellingShingle HOUSEHOLD INCOMES
JOBS
OIL IMPORTERS
MONETARY POLICY
RISKS
ECONOMIC GROWTH
CAPITAL ACCUMULATION
DEVELOPING REGIONS
INCOME
INTEREST
STORMS
EMERGING ECONOMIES
INTEREST RATE
EXCHANGE
FINANCIAL RESOURCES
DEVELOPING COUNTRIES
EMISSIONS
EXPORTERS
REVENUES
PORTFOLIO
SLOWDOWN
PRICE
TAX
CASH TRANSFER
PLEDGE
WAGE INFLATION
CREDITORS
INFLATION
LOW INFLATION
EXTREME WEATHER
INSTRUMENTS
DEVELOPED COUNTRIES
SAFETY NETS
POVERTY REDUCTION
ECONOMIC ACTIVITY
MACROECONOMIC STABILITY
ADVANCED COUNTRIES
ECONOMIC SLOWDOWN
OIL PRICES
GLOBAL ECONOMY
BOND FLOWS
CURRENCY
NEGATIVE IMPACT
ADVANCED ECONOMIES
LOW-INCOME COUNTRIES
MONEY
EXCHANGE RATES
MACROECONOMIC RISKS
OPTIONS
LOW- INCOME COUNTRIES
NATURAL DISASTERS
PRIVATE SECTOR INVESTMENTS
DEBT
MARKETS
FINANCIAL FLOWS
MIDDLE-INCOME COUNTRIES
TAX REVENUES
EXPORT MARKET
SUBSIDIES
FINANCE
INTEREST RATE RISKS
DEBT LEVELS
SOCIAL SAFETY NETS
CLIMATE CHANGE
POLICIES
LOOSE MONETARY POLICY
SLOW GROWTH
FUTURE
RETURNS
POLICY STANCE
WORLD ECONOMY
CLIMATE
DEMAND
DEVELOPING WORLD
MULTILATERAL DEVELOPMENT
URBAN AREAS
ECONOMY
DISBURSEMENTS
INCOMES
CAPITAL FLOWS
ISSUANCE
INSURANCE INDUSTRY
DEBT STOCKS
MARKET
MIDDLE- INCOME COUNTRIES
POLICY
INSURANCE
GOVERNMENT POLICIES
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
BILL
TRADE
GROWTH RATE
STOCKS
OIL EXPORTERS
EXTREME POVERTY
RISK
BOND
SHARE
BALANCE SHEETS
POVERTY
INSURANCE MECHANISMS
CURRENCY RISK
SPILLOVER EFFECTS
EXTERNAL DEBT
AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTIVITY
INVESTMENTS
INTEREST RATE RISK
REVALUATION
EXTREME WEATHER EVENTS
LEVERAGE
DEMOGRAPHIC
PORTFOLIO FLOWS
PRICES
BENEFITS
ECONOMIES
GROWTH
INVESTING
Kim, Jim Yong
A Global Perspective : Tackling Three 'Intractable' Challenges Facing the World
geographic_facet Caribbean
Bangladesh
Brazil
China
Germany
Philippines
relation Speech at Goethe University, Frankfurt, Germany, June 9, 2015;
description Remarks delivered by Jim Yong Kim, President of the World Bank Group, at Goethe University, Frankfurt, Germany, discuss applying the world’s best ideas, knowledge, and experience in development to accomplish the World Bank Group’s twin goals of ending extreme poverty by 2030, and boosting shared prosperity. He speaks about helping the poor and vulnerable in low- and middle-income countries in the world not only for poverty reduction within their borders, but is important for growth around the world, especially going forward. He talks about the strategy to invest in people, especially through education and health. He stresses investments in girls and women as particularly important because they have a multiplier effect on the well-being of the extreme poor. He speaks about protecting people from deadly pandemics especially in developing countries. He insists the students that they must apply what they have learned, and must do, for the sake of the poorest, for the children, and for the sake of our humanity.
format Speech
author Kim, Jim Yong
author_facet Kim, Jim Yong
author_sort Kim, Jim Yong
title A Global Perspective : Tackling Three 'Intractable' Challenges Facing the World
title_short A Global Perspective : Tackling Three 'Intractable' Challenges Facing the World
title_full A Global Perspective : Tackling Three 'Intractable' Challenges Facing the World
title_fullStr A Global Perspective : Tackling Three 'Intractable' Challenges Facing the World
title_full_unstemmed A Global Perspective : Tackling Three 'Intractable' Challenges Facing the World
title_sort global perspective : tackling three 'intractable' challenges facing the world
publishDate 2016
url http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2016/02/25883947/global-perspective-tackling-three-intractable-challenges-facing-world-world-bank-group-president-jim-yong-kim
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