Inside the institutionsItems 1 to 10 of 28The World Bank and transportGiven that the World Bank's primary activity in its first decades of operation was financing infrastructure projects, the fact that the transport sector is the single largest sector for Bank lending should come as no surprise. However with the prevalence of concerns about underinvestment in social sectors, transport lending was on the decline in the late 90s and early part of this century. Now the pendulum is swinging back and transport sector lending is on the rise in both the public and private sector arms of the Bank. read article... The World Bank and healthIn the last five years the global system for channelling development finance to the health sector has changed radically, causing the Bank to seriously re-examine its role in health finance. This article covers the who, what, where and how much of the World Bank's work with in the health sector. read article... The IFIs and Islamic financeThe World Bank Group and the IMF have become more involved in assistance to and oversight of Islamic financial institutions. read article... The IMF and financial sector reformWhile the World Bank has done a lot of work on financial sector reform, the IMF is also a key actor. Since facing criticism over its lack of understanding of financial markets in the wake of the 1997 Asian financial crisis, the IMF has significantly increased its capacity for analysis of the financial sector. read article... The World Bank and financial sector reformFinancial sector reform constitutes a major area of work for the World Bank. read article... The World Bank and energyInformation on the objectives, staffing, and volumes of the World Bank's energy portfolio. read article... The IDA replenishmentEvery three years, a series of meetings is held to cajole rich countries into putting money into the coffers of the International Development Association. read article... The IMF programme cycleThe IMF has regular, systematic engagement with government representatives at many levels. Implementation of the IMF’s programme cycle varies from one country to the next, depending on the situation and need of the country in question. The nature of the programme cycle is highlighted by looking at the cases of Uruguay and Mozambique. read article... |
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