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Too global to fail : the World Bank at the intersection of national and global public policy in 2025

Evans, J. W. - 2015 - Online-Ausg.

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Knowledge-based country programs : an evaluation of World Bank group experience

2015 - Online-Ausg.

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On the Delegation of Aid Implementation to Multilateral Agencies

Annen, Kurt - 2015

other donors to be policy selective. The World Bank's aid program for lower-income countries, the International Development …

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Challenges in Assessing the Costs of Household Cooking Energy in Lower-Income Countries

Toman, Michael - 2017

The paper discusses challenges in analyzing the costs of household cooking methods (fuels and associated stove technologies) in lower-income countries, and sources of divergence between observed and true social costs. The challenges in assessing social costs include valuation of household time,...

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Correlates of Success in World Bank Development Policy Lending

Moll, Peter - 2015

This paper examines the correlates of success of development policy lending operations of the World Bank between 2004 … the World Bank's Independent Evaluation Group. Departing from the related literature, the paper focuses mostly on … Policy" department of the World Bank, also increase the chance of success. Conversely, a weaker set of supported reforms in …

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Aid Flows to the Water Sector : Overview and Recommendations

Winpenny, James - 2016

This report provides data and insights on the role of grant funding and concessional financing in meeting the Sustainable Development Goal for water (SDG 6, known as the water SDG). These sources of funding are collectively referred to in this report as aid flows to the water sector. This report...

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Water SupplyThe Transition from Emergency to Development Support

Sitali, Muyatwa - 2017

Donors supporting countries affected by fragility conflict and violence face a difficult trade-off. Should they deliver urgently needed water supply infrastructure through non-state actors or build the country institutions that deliver water supply? This report confirms that the current response...

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Aid Coordination and DeliveryYemen Policy Note 5

World Bank Group - 2017

This policy note outlines options for aid coordination and delivery in Yemen. It draws on a vast amount of experiences and lessons learned from post-conflict recovery and peace building processes both in Yemen and elsewhere over the past decade.Its central message is that timely international...

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Twenty Reasons Sustainable Tourism Counts for Development

International Finance Corporation - 2017

The focus of this paper is on sustainable tourism's wider benefits, it is important to acknowledge that there are tradeoffs involved. Like other economic activities, tourism both gives and takes from communities and travelers. When it is poorly planned, tourism can negatively impact cities,...

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Access to Finance in Output-Based Aid

Kumar, Geeta - 2010

Output-Based Aid (OBA) and other results-based financing mechanisms are gaining popularity in the development context for many reasons, in particular, the desire to link scarce public funding with actual results on the ground. But withholding disbursements until the delivery of 'results' or...

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