Development gains are increasingly at risk in many countries due to slow economic growth, rising fragility and conflict, and the escalating impacts of climate change. An essential part of the World Bank Group’s vision of ending poverty on a livable planet is a commitment to helping people and communities adapt to and prepare for climate change impacts that undermine their health, productivity, and overall well-being.

Eastern and Southern Africa, a region comprising 22 economies, represents an economic landscape with immense untapped potential and diverse characteristics. Despite the region's rich potential, local businesses — particularly small and medium enterprises — have historically struggled to access the international trade finance they need to grow and compete globally.

Morocco stands at a critical economic crossroads, with its maritime infrastructure serving as a key driver of regional trade and economic development. The Tanger Med Port Complex, Africa's and the Mediterranean’s largest port, exemplifies the country's ambitious vision for global economic integration.

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Kazakhstan, the world's largest landlocked country, relies heavily on its extensive railway network for economic growth and connectivity. KTZ, the national railway company, faced significant challenges in modernizing its aging Soviet-era infrastructure and improving operational efficiency. The railway system plays a vital role in connecting Kazakhstan's 17 regions and three major cities, making efficient rail infrastructure essential for economic development.

In Turkey's eastern region of Elâzığ, accessing quality health care has historically been a significant challenge for local communities. The region's health care infrastructure struggled to meet growing demand, with facilities operating below international standards and insufficient capacity to serve the population effectively.