Debate
COVID-19 reversed progress in Myanmar’s poverty reduction. How best to support a resilient recovery?
COVID-19 reversed progress in Myanmar’s poverty reduction. How best to support a resilient recovery?
COVID-19 pandemic is having a more severe impact on Myanmar's economy than the first wave.
The Myanmar COVID-19 Monitoring Platform analyzes monthly surveys to provide regular updates on living conditions and activities.
The project will support income retention for farmers by improving the quality and utilization of agricultural inputs, and generate labor-intensive cash-for work-activities to create jobs for poor households.
Country Director for Myanmar, Cambodia and Lao PDR
Head of Office, Myanmar and Manager of Operations of Myanmar, Cambodia and Lao PDR
Lead Economist
The World Bank is committed to supporting both Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh and programs in Rakhine that will help all communities.
The partnership supports Myanmar with its long-term development objectives including education, private sector development and finance.
Rural communities are receiving on-grid and off-grid electricity services as part of a National Electrification Plan.
The Myanmar National Community Development Project (NCDDP) has put people at the center of decision-making.
