After a Coronavirus (COVID-19) related growth slowdown in 2020, Niger’s economic recovery was hit by a series of climate and security shocks in 2021 that deteriorated many economic and social indicators. Amidst very high uncertainty and multiple downside risks, growth is expected to resume in 2022. The COVID-19 pandemic and climatic and security crises have taken a toll on Niger's health indicators. A combination of low domestic financing, inefficiency...
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Niger Economic Update - Resilience In Uncertain Times : Investing In Human Capital
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Di Lorenzo,Paolo; Ehowe Nguem,Blaise; Aboudrahyme Savadogo; Ouedraogo,Aissatou; Smitz,Marc-Francois.
Niger Economic Update - Resilience In Uncertain Times : Investing In Human Capital (English). Washington, D.C. : World Bank Group. http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/099605105092251771