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The World Bank Group aims to support Ghana towards creating a dynamic and diversified economy, greener job opportunities, for a more resilient and inclusive society.

Join the March edition of Transformation Dialogues with a special focus on "Transforming Agriculture in Ghana: Value Ch...
25/03/2026

Join the March edition of Transformation Dialogues with a special focus on "Transforming Agriculture in Ghana: Value Chains and Job Creation", co-hosted by the World Bank, the African Center for Economic Transformation (ACET) and the Institute of Statistical, Social and Economic Research (ISSER UG).

Date: Monday, 30th March, 2026 | Time: 3:00 PM GMT.
Join us: http://wrld.bg/5Cuf50YyzjZ and share your thoughts.

Every year, the WBG Youth Summit brings together young leaders, innovators, and experts from across the globe to tackle ...
24/03/2026

Every year, the WBG Youth Summit brings together young leaders, innovators, and experts from across the globe to tackle some of the most pressing development challenges of our time. 🌍

This year's theme, “FutureWorks: Designing Jobs for the Digital Age,” puts the spotlight on one of the defining questions of our generation: How do we create enough good jobs for the 1.2 billion young people who will enter the workforce in the next decade?

From entrepreneurship 🚀 and digital skills 💻 to agribusiness 🌱 and innovative financing 💡, we are building an agenda that connects ideas to action. And we want the right people at the front of the room.

If you are working on any of these areas, we want to hear from you.🎤 APPLY to be a speaker by May 1 and help design the conversations that will matter most.

👉 Application link (Google form): http://wrld.bg/pUR250YwgHP

Africa’s agriculture has huge potential, but productivity is the real game-changer. Right now, most growth comes from us...
23/03/2026

Africa’s agriculture has huge potential, but productivity is the real game-changer. Right now, most growth comes from using more land rather than producing more efficiently, a path that won’t last. Yet Africa’s agrifood system already provides 2/3 of all jobs, showing just how much potential there is if productivity improves.

The solution is clear: smarter public investment, supportive policies, and private-sector engagement can boost productivity, create sustainable employment, and reduce reliance on imports, turning Africa’s food systems into engines of inclusive growth.

▶️ Learn how lessons from Ethiopia, Rwanda, Ghana, and Senegal are shaping the future: http://wrld.bg/apQL50YgylE

This blog is part of a commemorative series marking 15 years of the Africa Development Forum, co-published by the World Bank Group and AFD - Agence Française de Développement: http://wrld.bg/4TPA50YgylM

🇬🇭 In , the World Bank Group supports efforts to reduce teacher attrition & absenteeism, focusing on recruitment, deplo...
22/03/2026

🇬🇭 In , the World Bank Group supports efforts to reduce teacher attrition & absenteeism, focusing on recruitment, deployment, and capacity-building. Holistic support is key!
http://wrld.bg/QsCj50Wbnvk

| Can we feed 10B people by 2050 without exhausting water resources?New World Bank Group report Nourish and Flourish s...
22/03/2026

| Can we feed 10B people by 2050 without exhausting water resources?

New World Bank Group report Nourish and Flourish shows that aligning food production with water realities can:

🌾 boost yields
đź’Ľ create 245M jobs
🌍 protect ecosystems
http://wrld.bg/qTa350Ywsf3

Join the March edition of Transformation Dialogues with a special focus on "Transforming Agriculture: Value Chains and ...
21/03/2026

Join the March edition of Transformation Dialogues with a special focus on "Transforming Agriculture: Value Chains and Job Creation", co-hosted by the World Bank, the African Center for Economic Transformation (ACET) and the Institute of Statistical, Social and Economic Research (ISSER UG).

Date: Thursday, 26th March, 2026 | Time: 3:00 PM GMT.
Join us: http://wrld.bg/Iv7M50Yx8kF and share your thoughts.

20/03/2026

Paschal Donohoe, World Bank Group Managing Director and Chief Knowledge Officer, visited Africa’s largest rooftop solar installation in Tema, Ghana.

He had a great discussion with the CEO Kojo Aduhene on the role of the private sector, showing what strong private sector partnerships can deliver with support from IFC - International Finance Corporation

Feeding 10 billion people by 2050 on a livable planet means balancing food production & water use.Our new World Bank Gro...
19/03/2026

Feeding 10 billion people by 2050 on a livable planet means balancing food production & water use.

Our new World Bank Group report, Nourish and Flourish, shows how smarter agricultural water use can boost yields, jobs & ecosystems—creating up to 245M jobs.
http://wrld.bg/Jzna50YwsbH

Did you know: The Ghana Economic Transformation Project (GETP) has generated 2,438 direct jobs, more than double its 1,...
19/03/2026

Did you know:

The Ghana Economic Transformation Project (GETP) has generated 2,438 direct jobs, more than double its 1,000-job target, with 1,071 jobs created for women. Firms supported by GETP have reported an average 18% increase in gross sales, while women-owned businesses have achieved a 12.68% increase, reflecting gains in productivity and growth.

Find out more about our work in Ghana: http://wrld.bg/T07j50YiC0q

Investing in jobs creates hope and opportunity while strengthening global stability.Our strategy is central to deliverin...
18/03/2026

Investing in jobs creates hope and opportunity while strengthening global stability.
Our strategy is central to delivering results:
âś… investing in infrastructure (both physical and human)
âś… enabling a business-friendly environment
âś… and mobilizing private capital

Read more about the World Bank Group's Jobs Agenda in Ajay’s op-ed: http://wrld.bg/1yrJ50YiBRQ

17/03/2026

Paschal Donohoe, World Bank Group Managing Director and Chief Knowledge Officer spent time in Accra’s classrooms—meeting curious students & dedicated teachers.

Seeing the impact of the World Bank Group support through the Ghana Accountability for Learning Outcomes Project (GALOP) is a great reminder that investing in education opens doors & changes lives.

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