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IMF TaxFit Model Methodology and User Guidebook

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By Aieshwarya Davis, Duncan MacDonald, Duncan S. Macdonald, Julia Cots-Capell
| imf.org
Our eLibrary offers over 25,000 IMF publications in multiple formats. Explore Latest economic research and insights delivered to your inbox each month. Subscribe IMF TaxFit Model Methodology and User Guidebook Download PDF More Formats on IMF eLibrary Order a Print Copy ProCite RefWorks Reference Manager BibTex Zotero Disclaimer: This Technical Guidance Note should not be reported as representing the views of the IMF.
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The WBL Index: fueling Sub-Saharan Africa's Gender Equality through the power of data

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By Aieshwarya Davis, Julia Braunmiller
| blogs.worldbank.org
The inequalities faced by women in Sub-Saharan Africa (SSA) span various domains: education, economic participation, healthcare, and societal norms. Scroll down to take a deep dive into data that provides a clear painting of the challenges faced by African women and the remarkable progress made by Sub-Saharan Africa despite these hurdles, according to the World Bank Gender Data Portal, UN Women, and the World Bank's “Women, Business, and the Law” (WBL) index.
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Overlapping priorities: Data for mapping biodiversity and development activities

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By Brian Blankespoor, Tim Herzog, Susmita Dasgupta, Aieshwarya Davis
| blogs.worldbank.org
The World Bank’s new Terrestrial Biodiversity Database provides global coverage of locally relevant information that facilitates assessments of tradeoffs between development activities and biodiversity priorities. The world is losing biodiversity at an unprecedented rate. One million plant and animal species are near or on the verge of extinction, and the rate of species extinctions continues to accelerate.
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