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While 29% of male tertiary graduates in Nicaragua earn degrees in STEM programs, the share among women is only 13%. Although low in general, 22% of women have access to a financial account compared to 31% of men. Althoug...
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Ratings for the Social Assistance Reform Program for Results (PforR) Project for Indonesia were as follows: outcome was unsatisfactory, Bank performance was satisfactory, and monitoring and evaluation (M and E) quality w...
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While 29% of male tertiary graduates in El Salvador earn degrees in STEM programs, the share among women is only 17%. There is gender gap of 15.6 percentage points against women in the share of access to a financial acco...
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In Paraguay, for every young man out of employment, education, or training there are almost 3 young women in such situation. Despite improvements toward gender parity in access to accounts, financial inclusion is low in ...
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The Country Opinion Survey in the Solomon Islands assists the World Bank Group (WBG) in better understanding how the Solomon Islands stakeholders perceive the WBG. It provides the WBG with systematic feedback from nation...
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The development objective of the Resilient and Accessible Microfinance (RAM) Project for Pakistan is to enhance access to microcredit and support resilience of the microfinance sector and its borrowers. The project compr...
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While 21% of male tertiary graduates in Grenada earn degrees in STEM programs, the share among women is only 12%.Women are 3 percentage points less likely than men to participate in the labor market. If they work, they c...
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While 31% of male tertiary graduates in Ecuador earn degrees in STEM programs, the share among women is only 10%. The share of employed people with vulnerable work arrangements in Ecuador is higher among women than men, ...
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While 35% of male tertiary graduates in Colombia earn degrees in STEM programs, the share among women is only 15%. For every young man out of employment, education, or training there are around 2 young women in such situ...
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In Bolivia, for every young man out of employment, education, or training there are 2 young women in such situation. Teenage pregnancy is above the average for the region and for the same income group. Almost 2 in 10 wom...
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For every young man who is not working, studying, or in training, there are 1.4 young women facing the same situation. Women are 22 percentage points less likely than men to be working or searching for a job. Guyana’s ad...
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Zambia is simultaneously amongst the poorest and the most unequal countries in the world. In 2022, 64.3 percent of the population - about 12.6 million individuals - was living on less than US$2.15 a day. This level is no...
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Adolescent fertility in Panama is 6 times higher than the average for countries in the same income group. While 22.6% of male tertiary graduates earn degrees in STEM programs, the share among women is only 8.2%. For ever...