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How the World Bank should help the planet’s poorest: pay them
Mint
2018-02-16
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Universal financial access presents a substantial challenge to governments and donor agencies alike: can subsidy schemes, armies of consultants, procurement experts, and engineers really deliver a bigger impact than simply giving money to citizens?
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