The World Bank In Bolivia

To ensure inclusive and sustainable growth following several years of expansionary policies and the Covid-19 pandemic, Bolivia needs to address important structural challenges to consolidate stability, promote private sector development, and protect the most vulnerable population.

Bolivia At-A-Glance

After the commodity boom ended in 2014, Bolivia resorted to high public spending and growing domestic credit to maintain rapid economic growth. In a less favorable context, these measures increased public debt and reduced the international reserves and fiscal savings accumulated during the boom. The COVID-19 pandemic exacerbated this situation, plunging the economy into a recession that led to a rebound in poverty.

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Access to markets Project

The project supports the consolidation of productive alliances between small rural producer organizations and buyers, and facilitates access to productive assets, technologies and technical assistance.

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