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From Theory to Impact: Applied Development Strategies for a Livable Planet

From Theory to Impact: Applied Development Strategies for a Livable Planet

Sario, Azhar Ul Haque

Paperback

EconomicsGeneral Political ScienceGeneral Sociology

ISBN10: 3384721012
ISBN13: 9783384721013
Publisher: Azhar Sario Hungary
Published: Oct 1 2025
Pages: 206
Weight: 0.62
Height: 0.47 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English

Ready to move beyond abstract theories and see how global development actually works?

Drawing on real-world case studies mirroring the scope of the World Bank's 2024 activities,

From Theory to Impact: Applied Development Strategies for a Livable Planet provides a practical guide to achieving the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). This book explores real-world action. Discover how $42 billion was mobilized to support Ukraine's government during active conflict. See how third-party partners deliver essential health and water services in nations like Yemen facing institutional collapse. Journey to India to understand its plan to build a national green hydrogen industry. Learn how the Philippines is digitalizing its government services to improve public administration. Understand how Morocco used pre-arranged insurance to rapidly send funds to 300,000 people after an earthquake. We examine legal reforms in Jordan that remove job restrictions for women. Travel to Viet Nam and see how new rice farming techniques cut emissions while increasing farmer profits by 30%. We analyze Tanzania's results-based financing that helped enroll 1.6 million additional students in school. The book also deconstructs Kenya's project that combined training and grants to benefit over 300,000 youth. It shows how Rwanda expanded electricity access from just 6% in 2009 to over 75% by 2024. From Quito's fully electric metro line serving 400,000 passengers daily to Somalia's successful journey to save $4.5 billion in debt servicing, this is your guide to development in action.

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