What does WBNT stand for?

World Bank Notes

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In its 2008 report on educational reform in the Middle East and North Africa, the World Bank notes that the countries of the region as a whole score far below countries like Chile and Estonia in every area of "knowledge"--from the skills and education level of their populations to the presence of an infrastructure that reinforces and rewards learning.

Uneducating the Islamic world

The World Bank notes with grave concern the reports of forest fires in the Borjomi area of Georgia.

Georgia : World Bank statement on Georgia

00 Paperback World Bank Institute learning resources series RA408 As the chief economist of The World Bank notes, ".

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World bank notes will be offered in a session Thursday, June 26.

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The World Bank notes, "An effective regulatory regime creates an environment that encourages prudent risk-taking.

BANKING in africa

One of the first areas where this will be seen is in the country's civil service which, the World Bank notes, had been 43 per cent female prior to the Taliban regime assuming power.

Rebuilding Afghanistan: a multi-billion $ plan: the $1.7 billion ...

Although one of the best among African power utilities, the entity has suffered in the past from government red tape and lack of independence," the World Bank notes.

Zimbabwe returns to coal power