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e wider economic engines for growth that they tend to be in more developed countries. As we have seen with our work on Agricultural Development and Financial Services for the Poor, growth has also been accompanied by changes in the composition of production and consumption in many countries, with resulting new pat

from DFID in early 2010, as well as funding from SIDA, the Sigrid Rausing Trust, and the Norwegian Ministry of Finance. • A $15 million grant to the World Bank's Cities Alliance focusing on land, citizenship and services. This grant, our largest single investment, works at the national level on urban poverty

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ssitates painful tradeoffs between deflation in the periphery and inflation in the core. Structural reforms, too, will be needed. According to the World Bank's "Doing Business" rankings, it is easier to do business in Mongolia than it is in Italy. On this front, we are heartened by the announcement this ye