WB News

• - WB President: APEC Successful in Promoting Trade
• - WB Revises up S Korea's Growth Outlook in 2009
• - Lin: Global Economic Recovery Still Fragile
• - WB: 'Climate Smart' World Within Reach
• - Domestic Demand in China Helps Fuel Region's Resurgence
• - China's Economic Growth Likely to Remain Robust
• - PIF, WB Sign Cooperation Agreement
• - WB to Lend US$150 Mln to Mexican Bank
• - WB Agrees to Provide Grant to Nepal for Roads Construction
• - WB: Economic Crisis to Push 89 Mln More People into Extreme Poverty by 2010

• - WB, ADB to Approve US$280 Mln for Reconstruction in Philippines
• - Chinese Minister Calls for More WB Support for Developing Nations
• - WB to Increase Voting Power of Developing World by 3%
• - WB Says Expanding Facility for South-South Exchange
• - 2010 Still 'Highly Uncertain Economic Year'
• - WB Chief Warns Potential Inflation Risk in E Asia
• - US$100 Bln Needed Per Year for Developing Countries to Adapt to Climate Change
• - Economic Crisis Remaking Global Power Relations
• - WB:89 Mln People Head for Extreme Poverty by 2010
• - WB Urges G20 to Do More to Help Poor Countries

• - WB: Developing Countries Bear 75-80% Damage of Climate Change
• - WB: 'Climate Smart' World Within Reach
• - WB Spends US$3.3 Bln on Renewable Energy in Developing Countries
• - WB Doubles Grant to Poverty Reduction Program of Laos This Year
• - WB Chief Wants CIC in Africa
• - Zoellick: China Playing Important Role in Steadying World Economy
• - WB Eyes on Agriculture Sector in Cambodia
• - WB Funds Energy, Agriculture in Nepal
• - Vice Premier Meets WB Chief Economist
• - World Bank President Begins 3-nation African Tour