What: Alliance for Green Infrastructure in Africa hosts roundtable on the side-lines of the Summit for a New Global Financing Pact
Who: African Development Bank President Akinwumi A. Adesina; African and European heads of government; and representatives of development partners
Son Excellence Monsieur Samir Saïed, ministre de l’Économie et de la Coopération,
Son Excellence Madame Sarra Zaâfrani, ministre de l’Equipement et de l’Habitat,
Son Excellence Monsieur Rabie Majidi, ministre du Transport,
Son Excellence Madame Lorraine Diguer, ambassadrice du Canada en Tunisie,
What: Roundtable discussion on Debt and SDR Channeling: Where are we and how to go forward?
Who: African Development Bank President Akinwumi A. Adesina; IMF Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva; and several presidents and prime ministers
When: Thursday, 22 June 2023; 13:30 - 14...
An attendant at Kathulumbi Health Center draws water from a tank provided courtesy of the Thwake Dam Project, Makueni County, Kenya.
View of informal settlement in Windhoek, Namibia. Electrification is considered a crucial investment to unlock the economic potential of these areas and substantially improve the living condition of the inhabitants.
Against the backdrop of the Russia-Ukraine conflict and its impacts on food and fuel prices worldwide, representatives of the private and development sectors attending an online conference organized by the African Development Bank expressed consensus that exploiting Africa’s natural gas resources offered benefits for...
Israel’s impressive economic performance continued in 2022. GDP increased 6.5 percent in 2022, led by domestic demand, with an increase in investment and consumption and with a minimal contribution from the government, as fiscal consolidation gained pace. Supported by strong economic growth and prudent fiscal policies, debt-to-GDP ratios fell to about 61 percent in 2022, down from about 71 percent during the Pandemic. Inflation remained high, at about 5 percent by end 2022, with the Central Bank of Israel following a tightening monetary policy to bring inflation rates on check. External demand was negative on net, as imports outgrew exports.
Haiti faces a challenging macroeconomic outlook amid a humanitarian crisis. The country has been hit hard by economic spillovers from Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, with food price inflation triggering a hunger crisis. This global shock has been compounded by a dire security situation, which has heightened the economy’s fragility, hampered activity, and generated supply-side bottlenecks which have further fueled inflation. External shocks and the volatility of the security situation have resulted in a macroeconomic environment that has been worse than had been envisaged at the time of the program’s approval by IMF management in June 2022.
Reforms are urgently needed to resolve the energy crisis and tackle structural unemployment.
