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¡ñ East Asia & Pacific Update - April 2009(2009.4.8)
The chance that China's economy may bottom out by mid-2009 offers a ray of hope for economic recovery in the East Asia and Pacific region.

¡ñ From Poor Areas to Poor People: China's Evolving Poverty Reduction Agenda(2009.4.8)
While China's record of poverty reduction and growth over the last quarter century has been enviable, the task of poverty reduction continues and in some respects has become harder.

¡ñ China Quarterly Update - March 2009(2009.3.18)
While China's real economy has been hit hard by the global crisis, it is still holding up, according to the World Bank's latest China Quarterly Update.

¡ñ Country Partnership Strategy Progress Report for the People's Republic of China for the Period 2006-2010(2009.2.19)
In line with China's good progress in implementing its 11th Five Year Program(FYP), cooperation under the World Bank Group 2006-2010 Country Partnership Strategy for China (CPS) is well on track to fulfill or exceed most strategic targets.

¡ñ Mid-Term Evaluation of the implementation of China's 11th Five Year Plan(2009.2.12)
The evaluation was undertaken to assess progress with implementing the 11th 5YP during the first two and a half years, draw preliminary lessons, and make suggestions for policy adjustments.

¡ñ Addressing China's Water Scarcity: Recommendations for Selected Water Resource Management Issues(2009.1.12)
China needs to reform and strengthen its water resource management framework including organizational structure, legal framework and water governance, concludes a new World Bank report.

¡ñ Economically, socially, and environmentally sustainable coal mining sector in China(2008.12.1)
The document summarizes the rapid progress which has already been achieved within the coal industry and highlights the key issues that must be addressed.

¡ñ China Quarterly Update(2008.11.25)
China's domestic economy and the government's stimulus policies will be key to sustaining this vital pole of growth to the world.

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