books by publisher
World Bank
25th Anniversary Edition (The World Bank Atlas)
In a Class of Their Own: A Look at the Campaign Against Female Illiteracy (World Bank Development Essays)
Sampling for Monitoring and Evaluation
Small states, smart solutions: improving connectivity and increasing the effectiveness of public services (Directions in development)
World Development Indicators 1998
Estimating crop production in development projects: Methods and their limitations
Social Capital: A Multifaceted Perspective
Poverty Reduction Handbook
Strategic environment assessment for policy: an instrument for good governance (Environment and Development)
The little green data book 2007
The little data book on Africa 2007
The World Bank Annual Report: 2000 Volume 1
Post-conflict Reconstruction: The Role of the World Bank
Labor Markets in an Era of Adjustment: EDI Development Studies: Vol.2
World Development Report 1995 (P)
African Development Indicators
World Development Report 1993 Summary(P)
Food Policy: Integrating Supply, Distribution and Consumption
Making Adjustment Work for the Poor: Framework for Policy Reform in Africa
The Household Economy of Rural Botswana: An African Case (World Bank Staff Working Paper)
World Bank Technical Paper: Experience in Thailand and Its General Applicability/Bk0532: No 40: Irrigation Design and Management
Water for Rural Communities: Helping People to Help Themselves
Assessing national achievement levels in education: Assessing National Achievement Levels in Education v. 1 (National assessments of educational achievement)
Toward sustained development in sub-Saharan Africa: A joint program of action
Population growth and policies in Sub-Saharan Africa (A World Bank policy study)
Dams and the Environment: Considerations in World Bank Projects (World Bank Technical Paper)
Integrated Pest Management and African Agriculture (Technical Papers)
Reversing the Spiral: The Population, Agriculture, and Environment Nexus in Sub-Saharan Africa (Directions in Development)
Financing Private Infrastructure in Developing Countries (World Bank Discussion Paper)