Is there a policy remedy for brain drain in Europe?

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	November 2019

BLOGS & OPINIONS

	Is there a policy remedy for brain drain in Europe? Educated, skilled migrants help boost productivity and generate economic growth in destination countries. But what about the countries they leave behind?

	The race between education and technology in Europe and Central Asia How can countries in Europe and Central Asia ensure education outcomes keep pace with technological advancement?

	Expanding food trade in Central Asia through modernizing sanitary and phytosanitary measures To grow their agricultural and meat exports, Central Asian countries need to establish world-class plant- and animal-product safety standards.

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PUBLICATIONS & RESEARCH

Europe and Central Asia Economic Update: Migration and Brain Drain	Doing Business 2020: Europe and Central Asia Regional Profile	Western Balkans Regular Economic Report: Rising Uncertainties

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IN THE NEWS Belarus to Enhance Energy Efficiency with Support from the World Bank Poverty Continues to Decline, but Pace of Poverty Reduction is Slowing in Central Asia Growth Slows Across Europe and Central Asia Amid Weakening Trade and Flagging Industrial Activity Unemployment Drops While Growth Slows in Western Balkans

JOBS & OPPORTUNITIES Engineering Lead, Sofia,Bulgaria Team Assistant, Tashkent, Uzbekistan More jobs in the region include open positions in Bishkek, Sofia, Bucharest and Tashkent.

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