Wolfensohn’s Comprehensive Development Framework, which aims to make the World Bank more responsive to different policy proposals, and encourage long-term, integrated decision-making, is now being piloted in 12 countries.
Bank country directors are taking different approaches to implementation, with, for example, some making very little effort to gain civil society inputs.
A Bretton Woods Project briefing on the CDF, based on questions to Bank country directors in the pilot countries is available from the Project.
