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Feeding the world
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Spilsbury, Richard, 1963-
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Spilsbury, Louise
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Agriculture Juvenile literature.
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Agricultural productivity Juvenile literature.
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Food supply Juvenile literature.
2011
Presents facts about farming on a global scale, including different climates and economies.
Getting to know the World Bank : a guide for young people
2005
As a knowledge bank, the World Bank produces a wide and varied range of information tools, from project documents, country assistance strategies, and development reports to monographs, electronic databases, and web sites. Generally, these products cater to the needs of its international partners and stakeholders, such as other multilateral organizations, governments, and civil society to name a few. However a basic guide to the World Bank for young people cannot be found. Getting to Know the World Bankserves an excellent starting point for young readers who want to learn more about the World Bank. A general, accessible introduction to the World Bank, this guide provides an overview of the Banks history, organization, mission, and purpose. It is a good reference tool for young people interested in understanding what the Bank does and how it operates. The guide features graphics and sidebar Q & As on a wide range on topics such as HIV/AIDS, education, and conflict prevention. It addresses such questions as: Why was the Bank founded? Where does it get its money? What are Millennium Development Goals? And whats the difference between the Bank and the IMF?.