Document Type: Project Paper Report No.: RES38051 Document Date: FEB 06, 2020

Author: Lannes,Laurence Elisabeth Marie-Paule Disclosure Status: Disclosed

Document Type: Procurement Plan Report No.: STEP29396 Document Date: JAN 31, 2020

Author: John Ssengendo Disclosure Status: Disclosed

Document Type: Procurement Plan Report No.: STEP29336 Document Date: JAN 30, 2020

Author: John Ssengendo Disclosure Status: Disclosed

Document Type: Implementation Status and Results Report Report No.: ISR39008 Document Date: DEC 09, 2019

Author: Rockmore,Christophe Disclosure Status: Disclosed

Document Type: Implementation Status and Results Report Report No.: ISR39057 Document Date: NOV 15, 2019

Author: Pinto,Sangeeta Carol Disclosure Status: Disclosed

Document Type: Procurement Plan Report No.: STEP25852 Document Date: OCT 22, 2019

Author: Isaie Meda Disclosure Status: Disclosed

This issue focuses on Global Migration and features the following articles: Migration is Key for Reducing Poverty and Sustaining Economic Growth; How Labor Markets Fit Into the Global Migration Debate; How Big is the Payoff From Migration? ... See More + Evidence from a Lottery; Reducing Barriers to Migration Boosts Welfare in China's Rural Villages; Exposure to Immigrant Classmates and Natives' Test Scores; Exposure to Immigrant Classmates and Natives' Test Scores; How Aging, Education, and Migration Affect Wages; Highly Skilled Migration: "Brain Drain" or "Brain Gain"? Aging, Trade, and Migration; Global Spillovers of National Migration Policies; and Getting a Better Sense of How Long Refugees Have Been in Exile; Creating a Migrant Rights Database.  See Less -

Document Type: Newsletter Report No.: 140847 Document Date: OCT 09, 2019

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Document Type: Minutes Report No.: 144796 Document Date: SEP 06, 2019

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Document Type: Project Information and Integrated Safeguards Data Sheet Report No.: PIDISDSA25222 Document Date: JUL 08, 2019

Author: Juquois,Maud Disclosure Status: Disclosed

Poland is aging. In another three decades, more than half of the country's population will be over50.7 years old, 10.4 years more than the current median age of 40.3 years. ... See More + The share ofindividuals 65 years and older will rise to 33 percent, up from 17 percent today. The mostsubstantial relative change in the share will take place in the oldest-old age group (80 ), whichwill triple. Poland records one death every 1 minute and one birth every 2 minutes, and withfewer children being born every year, the country's population will eventually shrink to 34.4million by 2050, 4 million lesser than the current level of 38.4 million. Poland is not alone in this respect: in recent decades, the combination of low fertility and longer life expectancy, among other factors, has led to an increased proportion of older people in all EU member states. Since 2000, fertility rates have slightly increased in several European countries, but they are expected to remain close to, or below, 2.1 children per woman, the rate needed for long-term replacement of the population (Kohler and Ortega 2003). Throughout Europe, mortality among older people has fallen substantially since the 1970s (Christensen et al. 2009), largely as a result of falling mortality from cardiovascular disease (Glei and Meslé 2010), which can be attributed to a combination of improved lifestyles, prevention, and treatment (Laatikainen 2005). Indeed, the fall in mortality among older people is now the main contributor to population aging, though other elements of population dynamics, such as migration and fluctuating birth rates, are also noteworthy in the discussion of aging populations.  See Less -

Document Type: Report Report No.: 138664 Document Date: JUN 25, 2019

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