Accountability
Analysis
21 July 2003 | Paper
Resources
Accountability
Analysis
21 July 2003 | Paper
Criminal Debt, Jeffrey A. Winters
Accountability
Analysis
21 July 2003 | Briefings
Exporting corruption: Privatisation, multinationals and bribery
Accountability
Background
21 July 2003
Helping poor countries combat corruption
Accountability
Background
21 July 2003
Timeline of World Bank anti-corruption initiatives
Accountability
Analysis
21 July 2003 | Briefings
Dams on trial: the World Bank and the cancer of corruption
Accountability
Background
21 July 2003 | Resource
International Rivers Network Lesotho campaign
Accountability
Analysis
21 July 2003 | Reports
World Bank: Management Controls Stronger, but Challenges in Fighting Corruption Remain
Accountability
Background
21 July 2003 | Resource
CEE Bankwatch network BTC campaign site
Centraland Eastern European (CEE) Bankwatch network site on the campaign on the Baku-Tbilisi-Ceyhan pipeline.
IFI governance
Analysis
21 July 2003 | Reports
The Global Poll: Multinational Survey of Opinion Leaders 2002
A survey released by the World Bank in June gave the institution very low marks on poverty reduction and the environment and is more “US-driven” than some years ago.
Accountability
Background
21 July 2003
UK Baku Ceyhan campaign site
Rights
Analysis
21 July 2003 | Briefings
Holding up development: The effects of small arms and light weapons in developing countries
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The Bretton Woods Observer: Summer 2025
15 July 2025
Will the World Bank be a partner for a just energy transition in developing countries?
As renewable energy finance shifts from China to the World Bank, whether the Bank can be a partner for a just energy transition depends on three areas: strong environmental and social oversight, avoiding a new resource curse in minerals and debt relief during crises.
9 June 2025
New data reveal World Bank DPF ‘climate finance’ carries strong private sector bias, undermining a just transition
New BWP briefing finds the World Bank counted 70 per cent of energy-sector reforms in Development Policy Financing as having 'climate co-benefits' between 2018-2023 - but most of these promoted a private-led energy transition.