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Culture is a resource for economic and social development. The possibility to generate income from cultural assets creates employment, reduces poverty, stimulates enterprise development by the poor, fosters private investment and generates resources for environmental and cultural conservation. 

The recourse to the Bank’s technical assistance from client countries is a growing phenomenon as well as the  demand for loans for cultural heritage programs, or the inclusion of cultural components in larger urban, infrastructure and environment loans.

(Left) World Bank President Zoellick asking about the details of the restoration of Huguang Huiguan Guild Complex, a cultural heritage site in Chongqing (China) restored with World Bank’s help.

 

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