What does GPG stand for?

Protecting Global Public Goods includes the fight against climate change and pandemics; the preservation of biodiversity; the promotion of social and environmental responsibility; as well as aid to countries weakened by strife, war and natural disasters.

The United States can become a smart power by once again investing in global public goods - providing things people and governments in all quarters of the world want but cannot attain in the absence of leadership by the strongest country.

00 Paperback HD82 Produced by the World Bank's Independent Evaluation Group, this report (adopting a new format), assesses Bank performance in standard terms of development outcomes from Bank lending, monitoring and evaluations systems, and results management and also reviews Bank performance in connection to the special topic for this year's report: global public goods.

The United States can become a smart power by once again investing in global public goods - providing things people and governments in all quarters of the world want but cannot attain in the absence of leadership by the strongest country.

00 Paperback HB846 This volume is a Danish contribution to the issue of connections between global public goods and human rights.

This agenda can be translated into the core public goods to which every individual on earth is entitled; promoting access to these global public goods can be the essence of a distinctive European approach emphasizing long-term stabilization and conflict prevention.

The articles address the new national public finance, reliance on public-private cooperation and competition, investing in global public goods provision abroad, and enhancing aid efficiency.