Mamta Murthi is the Vice President for Human Development at the World Bank. She has held various positions in the World Bank, including Adviser to the Managing Director and Sector Manager for Education in the Europe and Central Asia Region. Prior to joining the World Bank, Mamta was a Lecturer in Economics at the University of Sussex, U.K., and Research Associate at STICERD at the London School of Economics.
Health powers prosperity. Investing in health and nutrition fuels economic growth, creates jobs and gives children the chance to thrive. Strong health systems—and resilient societies – be...
莫桑比克气温飙升，当地社区洪水肆虐，年轻人不仅面临生命和经济威胁，还要努力应对一个无形的敌人：气候焦虑。这种焦虑不仅是对极端天气的焦虑，更是对不确定未来的焦虑。
As temperatures soar and floods ravage communities in Mozambique, young people are not only threatened physically and economically, they are also grappling with an invisible enemy – clima...
This post was originally published on June 16 on the World Bank’s Investing in Health blog.
Helping countries transition to clean energy systems while meeting growing energy demand is one of the greatest development challenges of our time. Access to electricity is key to creatin...
