World Bank Country Offices and Parliamentarians : A Survey

Country offices engage with parliamentarians for several reasons. Parliamentarians pass laws and discuss, modify, approve or reject other legislation relevant for the World Bank Group (budget, development programs, etc). They provide oversight in...

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Main Author: World Bank
Format: Brief
Language:English
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Published: Washington, DC 2014
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Online Access:http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2009/12/17910392/world-bank-country-offices-parliamentarians-survey
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spelling okr-10986-170972021-04-23T14:03:33Z World Bank Country Offices and Parliamentarians : A Survey World Bank BEST PRACTICES CAS CASS COMMITTEE MEETINGS COUNTRY ASSISTANCE COUNTRY ASSISTANCE STRATEGIES COUNTRY ASSISTANCE STRATEGY LAWS LEGISLATION LEGISLATORS LOBBY GROUP MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT MINISTER PARLIAMENT PARLIAMENTARIANS PARLIAMENTARY COMMITTEE PARLIAMENTARY COMMITTEES PARLIAMENTARY INVOLVEMENT PARLIAMENTARY NETWORK PARLIAMENTARY RELATIONS PARLIAMENTARY WEBSITE PARLIAMENTARY WORK PARLIAMENTS POLICY ISSUES PUBLIC OPINION RATIFICATION Country offices engage with parliamentarians for several reasons. Parliamentarians pass laws and discuss, modify, approve or reject other legislation relevant for the World Bank Group (budget, development programs, etc). They provide oversight in sectors where the World Bank Group is active. They ratify World Bank loans and projects or in donor countries, they decide on International Development Association (IDA) contributions or capital increases and occasionally seek to influence World Bank policies. They allow the bank to have a broader perspective than that of the government alone: parliamentarians represent the communities that the World Bank assists. They are a strong expression of public opinion and are or can have a strong influence on key players of a country s development and reform agenda. The World Bank seeks to engage parliamentarians by providing information on development, strengthening the capacity of parliamentarians, and discussing World Bank policy, research and country work. Often, country offices are the main point of contact. At the end of 2009, the World Bank conducted a broad, informal survey of country offices relationships with parliaments. The survey explores the bank s interaction with parliamentarians at the country level, as well as challenges and opportunities for future interaction. Sixty-two respondents, representing 75 countries from all regions completed the survey. 2014-02-18T23:00:27Z 2014-02-18T23:00:27Z 2009-12 http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2009/12/17910392/world-bank-country-offices-parliamentarians-survey http://hdl.handle.net/10986/17097 English en_US Briefing note; CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo/ Washington, DC Publications & Research :: Brief Publications & Research
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topic BEST PRACTICES
CAS
CASS
COMMITTEE MEETINGS
COUNTRY ASSISTANCE
COUNTRY ASSISTANCE STRATEGIES
COUNTRY ASSISTANCE STRATEGY
LAWS
LEGISLATION
LEGISLATORS
LOBBY GROUP
MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT
MINISTER
PARLIAMENT
PARLIAMENTARIANS
PARLIAMENTARY COMMITTEE
PARLIAMENTARY COMMITTEES
PARLIAMENTARY INVOLVEMENT
PARLIAMENTARY NETWORK
PARLIAMENTARY RELATIONS
PARLIAMENTARY WEBSITE
PARLIAMENTARY WORK
PARLIAMENTS
POLICY ISSUES
PUBLIC OPINION
RATIFICATION
spellingShingle BEST PRACTICES
CAS
CASS
COMMITTEE MEETINGS
COUNTRY ASSISTANCE
COUNTRY ASSISTANCE STRATEGIES
COUNTRY ASSISTANCE STRATEGY
LAWS
LEGISLATION
LEGISLATORS
LOBBY GROUP
MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT
MINISTER
PARLIAMENT
PARLIAMENTARIANS
PARLIAMENTARY COMMITTEE
PARLIAMENTARY COMMITTEES
PARLIAMENTARY INVOLVEMENT
PARLIAMENTARY NETWORK
PARLIAMENTARY RELATIONS
PARLIAMENTARY WEBSITE
PARLIAMENTARY WORK
PARLIAMENTS
POLICY ISSUES
PUBLIC OPINION
RATIFICATION
World Bank
World Bank Country Offices and Parliamentarians : A Survey
relation Briefing note;
description Country offices engage with parliamentarians for several reasons. Parliamentarians pass laws and discuss, modify, approve or reject other legislation relevant for the World Bank Group (budget, development programs, etc). They provide oversight in sectors where the World Bank Group is active. They ratify World Bank loans and projects or in donor countries, they decide on International Development Association (IDA) contributions or capital increases and occasionally seek to influence World Bank policies. They allow the bank to have a broader perspective than that of the government alone: parliamentarians represent the communities that the World Bank assists. They are a strong expression of public opinion and are or can have a strong influence on key players of a country s development and reform agenda. The World Bank seeks to engage parliamentarians by providing information on development, strengthening the capacity of parliamentarians, and discussing World Bank policy, research and country work. Often, country offices are the main point of contact. At the end of 2009, the World Bank conducted a broad, informal survey of country offices relationships with parliaments. The survey explores the bank s interaction with parliamentarians at the country level, as well as challenges and opportunities for future interaction. Sixty-two respondents, representing 75 countries from all regions completed the survey.
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title World Bank Country Offices and Parliamentarians : A Survey
title_short World Bank Country Offices and Parliamentarians : A Survey
title_full World Bank Country Offices and Parliamentarians : A Survey
title_fullStr World Bank Country Offices and Parliamentarians : A Survey
title_full_unstemmed World Bank Country Offices and Parliamentarians : A Survey
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