The future of extractive industries

Tony Addison and Alan Roe present to World Bank 1818 Society

The future of extractive industries – Tony Addison and Alan Roe present to World Bank 1818 Society


Chief Economist and Deputy Director of UNU-WIDER, Tony Addison, and UNU-WIDER Non-Resident Senior Research Fellow, Alan Roe will visit the World Bank in Washington, DC on 15 November.

They will present to the World Bank 1818 society, the World Bank Group alumni.

The presentation is linked to a new open access UNU-WIDER book Extractive Industries: The Management of Resources as a Driver of Sustainable Development, published by Oxford University Press.

This event is part of the Extractives for Development project

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Focal point: Tony Addison

Communications: Kuutti Koski

15 November 2018
World Bank, Washington, DC, United States
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