.@WorldBank report #RebootDevelopment shows that nature can create jobs, drive economic growth, and build resilience. Read the blog to find out the 5 essentials that every policymaker, CEO, and development practitioner should know.
https://t.co/OSgWFf249t https://t.co/BxFhfPBWR4

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Natural resources underpin jobs for hundreds of millions of people in agriculture, fisheries, and tourism.

Investing in less-polluting sectors creates more jobs per $1 million invested compared to more-polluting ones.
BLOG: https://t.co/H6lT7dWiiR
#RebootDevelopment https://t.co/bBybXt2SXF

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Forests support vital ecosystems – from pollination to pest control, generating jobs and keeping economies resilient.
Investing in well-managed forests and biodiverse landscapes is smart development.
See how – in the blog: https://t.co/sA50I2KYIc
#RebootDevelopment https://t.co/lsnHGsZZuU

World Bank Climate

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.@WorldBank report #RebootDevelopment shows that nature can create jobs, drive economic growth, and build resilience. Read the blog to find out the 5 essentials that every policymaker, CEO, and development practitioner should know.
https://t.co/EmxpWIo0Yd https://t.co/z8gWD0fdke

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Forests are engines of the water cycle. They regulate rainfall, store water, and employ millions around the world. Our blog underscores the important of investing in forests – for economic growth, nature, and communities.
https://t.co/1hxHT5TlHt
#RebootDevelopment https://t.co/8vBcbyIvWQ

World Bank Climate

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Natural resources underpin jobs for hundreds of millions of people in agriculture, fisheries, and tourism.
Investing in less-polluting sectors creates more jobs per $1 million invested compared to more-polluting ones.
BLOG: https://t.co/leV9qsJBNS
#RebootDevelopment https://t.co/IfZc3yvN3Q

World Bank Climate

Climate Change Science on Telegram by @ClimateChangeScience
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Forests support vital ecosystems – from pollination to pest control, generating jobs and keeping economies resilient.
Investing in well-managed forests and biodiverse landscapes is smart development.
See how – in the blog: https://t.co/PIqdKtfXhJ
#RebootDevelopment https://t.co/hcsjZ5UvA7

World Bank Climate

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.@WorldBank report #RebootDevelopment shows that nature can create jobs, drive economic growth, and build resilience. Read the blog to find out the 5 essentials that every policymaker, CEO, and development practitioner should know.
https://t.co/CIaACJ8rZq https://t.co/mh3tZUbsqG

World Bank Climate

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Did you know? More than 90% of people on Earth live with degraded land, unsafe air, or water stress. In low-income countries, 80% live with all three.
Learn more about how to chart a path to a livable future – in the new blog:
https://t.co/3MyAoSAjKS
#RebootDevelopment https://t.co/M0K4HEkBOo

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Climate change, pollution & natural resource degradation can slow down economic growth & development.
But there is hope: @WorldBank research shows that it is possible to grow the economy & boost jobs without depleting nature.
More - in #RebootDevelopment: https://t.co/OSArkzqIXa https://t.co/6uAgaYTng1

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