The World Bank is launching a $100 billion investment program aimed at transforming infrastructure and services in 78 of the world's poorest countries, focusing on education, health, and climate adaptation. This initiative seeks to break the cycle of poverty by creating sustainable economic opportunities and enhancing climate resilience.To achieve this goal, the World Bank has implemented an innovative financial strategy, leveraging donor contributions and borrowing from financial markets. Notably, former aid recipients like China, Turkey, and South Korea are now contributing to development financing, marking a significant shift in global cooperation and solidarity.