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World Bank | The Development Podcast

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World Bank
Climate Change
International Development Association
Poverty Alleviation
Agriculture
Green Jobs
Renewable Energy
Nigeria
Education
Biodiversity
Sustainable Agriculture
Job Creation
World Bank Group
Togo
Sustainable Development Goals
India
Women Empowerment
Agribusiness
Gender Equity
Asian Development Bank

The Development Podcast brings together the latest data, research and cutting-edge solutions that can pave the way to a sustainable future – everything from poverty to climate change, education to nutrition, and a whole lot more. We’ll take you on a journey around the world of international development in this World Bank's flagship monthly podcast. More information: wrld.bg/f2SX50MJyZB

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Recent Guests

Rania Al-Mashat
Egypt's Minister of Planning, Economic Development and International Cooperation
Government of Egypt
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Dr. Bosun Tijani
Minister of Communications and Digital Economy, Nigeria
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Bhaskar Chakravorti
Dean of Global Business at Tufts University
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Nidhi Pant
Co-founder of S4S Technologies
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Chege Kirundi
Chairman of Kenya Tea Development Agency
Kenya Tea Development Agency
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Katia Osei
An ambitious young professional working with the non-profit Or Foundation, promoting a circular economy in textiles
Or Foundation
Episode: What Do Shifting Demographics Mean For Future Development?
Sarah Hague
Regional Advisor on Social and Economic Policy for Unicef in East and Southern Africa
Unicef
Episode: What Do Shifting Demographics Mean For Future Development?
Nitik Arya
Entrepreneur in the brick manufacturing industry
Sauga Bricks
Episode: Powering More With Less: All You Need To Know About Energy Efficiency | The Development Podcast
Christina Williams
Jamaican lawyer and activist passionate about opportunities for marginalized youth.
Episode: Jobs: The Path to Prosperity | The Development Podcast

Hosts

Tony Karasani
Host of The Development Podcast
Lindy Mtongana
Host of The Development Podcast

Chart Rankings

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Everything Connected: Building Systems to Create Jobs
Q: How do you see the impact of this digital transformation on other sectors in the Nigerian economy?
Digital transformation is poised to enhance various sectors, including health, education, and agriculture, by enabling better connectivity and service delivery.
Everything Connected: Building Systems to Create Jobs
Q: Where is Nigeria on its journey to digital transformation, and how do you see that transformation's impact on creating jobs?
Nigeria has made considerable progress but still has significant groundwork to cover, especially in infrastructure to enhance digital connectivity and job creation.
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Q: What kind of support do you think children from disadvantaged backgrounds need in terms of education?
Comprehensive support in education including accessible housing, health insurance, and mentorship is necessary for children to thrive in the job market.
Jobs: The Path to Prosperity | The Development Podcast
Q: What inspired you to pursue law?
Christina was inspired by her father's discussions about the newspaper and the need for justice, igniting her passion for law.
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Q: So why is it important for Korea to host the replenishment event?
It's crucial because poor countries need significant financial help amidst multiple crises, and Korea's role as a host shows its commitment.

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This podcast focuses on the interplay of international development, highlighting critical issues such as poverty alleviation, climate change, healthcare, education, and the innovative solutions being employed to address these global challenges. It features conversations with a diverse range of guests, including policymakers, industry experts, and activists, who share their insights and experiences in fostering sustainable growth and social progress. Unique narratives reveal how various initiatives are reshaping local economies and improving livelihoods while emphasizing the importance of data-driven approaches in achieving lasting impact. Given its broad scope and emphasis on real-world solutions, the content is particularly valuable for li... more

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2. Dr. Bosun Tijani
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