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Guatemala At-A-Glance

With a population of 17 million and a GDP of US$77.6 billion (2020), Guatemala is and an upper middle-income country, measured by its GDP per capita (US$4,603 in 2020). Over the last three decades, Guatemala had the least volatile growth among its structural and aspirational peers. However, the country¡¯s economic stability has not translated to a significant reduction in .

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"Crecer Sano" aims to strengthen health services and programs and improve health and nutrition practices in pregnant women and children under two years of age, to prevent chronic malnutrition.

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    Carlos Felipe Jaramillo
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    World Bank Vice President for Latin America and the Caribbean

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    Michel Kerf

    Director for Central America and Dominican Republic

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    Pierre Graftieaux

    World Bank Resident Representative for Guatemala

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    CENTRAL AMERICA +507 831-2000
    13 Calle 3-40, Zona 10, Edificio Atlantis, Piso 14, Guatemala
    USA +1 202 473-1000
    1818 H Street NW, Washington, DC 20433