Somalia collects just 6.3% of GDP in domestic revenue, against 15–17% in peer countries. As aid declines, fiscal reform becomes critical. World Bank simulations point to higher GDP, 250,000 better jobs and lower poverty by 2033. #Somalia #WorldBank #FiscalReform

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Could Pakistan triple per capita incomes by 2050? The World Bank sees a path to 6.9% annual growth, but only with faster structural reforms. Despite improving economic stability, taxation, trade, energy and investment reforms remain crucial. #Pakistan #WorldBank #EconomicGrowth

Africa’s natural capital accounting push could help protect supply chains, strengthen livelihoods and guide smarter public investment. Benefits for traders and consumers will depend on effective policies, fair costs and tangible gains for local communities.

Sri Lanka is exploring stronger protections for platform workers, with potential benefits for traders’ service reliability and consumers’ safety and trust. Policymakers must balance fair pay, social security, and transparent platform decisions with affordable services.

Global EV trade links surged 52% between 2018 and 2025, yet a handful of economies still dominate the network. New research reveals China's rising export influence, shifting trade relationships and persistent market dependence. #ElectricVehicles #EVTrade #GlobalTrade

Nigeria confirms its first Ebola Bundibugyo case as the outbreak reaches five countries. With 44 contacts under monitoring, the focus shifts to early detection, contact tracing and preventing further transmission. #Ebola #Nigeria #PublicHealth #WHO

1.2 billion young people entering working age. Just 420 million jobs projected. Can digital technology help bridge the gap? The World Bank’s first digital strategy targets affordable internet, digital skills, productivity and AI access as over 2 billion people remain offline.