The World Bank's Involvement in Global and Regional Partnership Programs : An Independent Assessment
Programs with regional or global reach are increasingly being used to channel funds to specific development needs, reflecting the emergence of new funding sources and in some cases donor distrust of the established multilateral development model to...
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okr-10986-213422021-04-23T14:04:01Z The World Bank's Involvement in Global and Regional Partnership Programs : An Independent Assessment Independent Evaluation Group ACCOUNTABILITY ACCOUNTING AID AID COORDINATION AID FLOWS BANK LENDING BANK MANAGEMENT BASIC SERVICES BIDDING CAS CIVIL SERVANTS CIVIL SERVICE CIVIL SOCIETY COMPETITIVE BIDDING COMPLAINTS COUNTRY ASSISTANCE COUNTRY ASSISTANCE STRATEGIES COUNTRY ASSISTANCE STRATEGY COUNTRY PROGRAMS COUNTRY STRATEGIES CREDITS DECENTRALIZATION DEVELOPING COUNTRIES DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCE DEVELOPMENT COOPERATION DEVELOPMENT GOALS DEVELOPMENT OBJECTIVES DEVELOPMENT PARTNERS DEVELOPMENT POLICIES DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMS DEVELOPMENT STRATEGIES ECONOMIC GROWTH ENABLING ENVIRONMENT ESW EXPENDITURE FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT FINANCIAL SUPPORT GAPS GLOBAL INITIATIVES GOVERNMENT BUDGETS GOVERNMENT CAPACITY GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS GOVERNMENT OWNERSHIP GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT HUMAN RESOURCE ICB IMMUNIZATION INITIATIVE INSTITUTIONAL CAPACITIES INSTITUTIONAL CAPACITY INSTRUMENT INTERNATIONAL AID INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT JOINT MISSIONS LEADERSHIP LENDING INSTRUMENT LENDING INSTRUMENTS LOAN LOAN PORTFOLIO MANDATES MONETARY FUND PRIORITIES PROCUREMENT REMEDIES RESOURCE MOBILIZATION SHAREHOLDERS SWAP SWAPS TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE TECHNICAL KNOWLEDGE TRANSACTION TRANSACTION COSTS TRANSACTIONS COSTS TRANSPARENCY TRANSPORT Programs with regional or global reach are increasingly being used to channel funds to specific development needs, reflecting the emergence of new funding sources and in some cases donor distrust of the established multilateral development model to deliver global goods. Evaluating the contribution of these programs is important to understanding whether their relevance and effectiveness live up to their promise and how they contribute to the new aid architecture. This is third biennial report of the Independent Evaluation Group (IEG) on the World Bankapos;s involvement in global and regional partnership programs (GRPPs) since the conclusion of IEGapos;s two-phase evaluation on this topic in 2004. The first two biennial reports were discussed at the committee on development effectiveness subcommittee in May 2006 and March 2008. The present report is the first one that will be disclosed to the public reflecting the growing maturity of this line of IEG's work. This report has been based on the first 17 GPRs that IEG has completed and on interviews with Bank staff who have been involved in the management and oversight of GRPPs in central, network, and regional Vice Presidencies. IEG greatly appreciates the time and insights provided by those interviewed for this report, including network and regional staff who confirmed the accuracy of the basic information provided in the appendixes to this report on the nearly 120 GRPPs with which the Bank is currently involved. The objectives of the 17 programs that IEG has reviewed in depth since 2006 have been highly relevant in terms of collectively addressing important global and regional issues, but few have had a well-articulated results framework. Almost all programs can point to some positive achievements in terms of outputs. However, the sustainability of a number of programs and the benefits they foster is threatened by weak resource mobilization strategies, failure to keep up with the changing global and regional context, and difficulties in demonstrating results at the outcome level. 2015-01-22T23:31:23Z 2015-01-22T23:31:23Z 2011 http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2011/01/15889922/world-banks-involvement-global-regional-partnership-programs-independent-assessment 978-1-60244-174-3 http://hdl.handle.net/10986/21342 English en_US CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo/ Washington, DC: World Bank Publications & Research :: Publication |
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ACCOUNTABILITY ACCOUNTING AID AID COORDINATION AID FLOWS BANK LENDING BANK MANAGEMENT BASIC SERVICES BIDDING CAS CIVIL SERVANTS CIVIL SERVICE CIVIL SOCIETY COMPETITIVE BIDDING COMPLAINTS COUNTRY ASSISTANCE COUNTRY ASSISTANCE STRATEGIES COUNTRY ASSISTANCE STRATEGY COUNTRY PROGRAMS COUNTRY STRATEGIES CREDITS DECENTRALIZATION DEVELOPING COUNTRIES DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCE DEVELOPMENT COOPERATION DEVELOPMENT GOALS DEVELOPMENT OBJECTIVES DEVELOPMENT PARTNERS DEVELOPMENT POLICIES DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMS DEVELOPMENT STRATEGIES ECONOMIC GROWTH ENABLING ENVIRONMENT ESW EXPENDITURE FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT FINANCIAL SUPPORT GAPS GLOBAL INITIATIVES GOVERNMENT BUDGETS GOVERNMENT CAPACITY GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS GOVERNMENT OWNERSHIP GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT HUMAN RESOURCE ICB IMMUNIZATION INITIATIVE INSTITUTIONAL CAPACITIES INSTITUTIONAL CAPACITY INSTRUMENT INTERNATIONAL AID INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT JOINT MISSIONS LEADERSHIP LENDING INSTRUMENT LENDING INSTRUMENTS LOAN LOAN PORTFOLIO MANDATES MONETARY FUND PRIORITIES PROCUREMENT REMEDIES RESOURCE MOBILIZATION SHAREHOLDERS SWAP SWAPS TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE TECHNICAL KNOWLEDGE TRANSACTION TRANSACTION COSTS TRANSACTIONS COSTS TRANSPARENCY TRANSPORT |
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ACCOUNTABILITY ACCOUNTING AID AID COORDINATION AID FLOWS BANK LENDING BANK MANAGEMENT BASIC SERVICES BIDDING CAS CIVIL SERVANTS CIVIL SERVICE CIVIL SOCIETY COMPETITIVE BIDDING COMPLAINTS COUNTRY ASSISTANCE COUNTRY ASSISTANCE STRATEGIES COUNTRY ASSISTANCE STRATEGY COUNTRY PROGRAMS COUNTRY STRATEGIES CREDITS DECENTRALIZATION DEVELOPING COUNTRIES DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCE DEVELOPMENT COOPERATION DEVELOPMENT GOALS DEVELOPMENT OBJECTIVES DEVELOPMENT PARTNERS DEVELOPMENT POLICIES DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMS DEVELOPMENT STRATEGIES ECONOMIC GROWTH ENABLING ENVIRONMENT ESW EXPENDITURE FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT FINANCIAL SUPPORT GAPS GLOBAL INITIATIVES GOVERNMENT BUDGETS GOVERNMENT CAPACITY GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS GOVERNMENT OWNERSHIP GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT HUMAN RESOURCE ICB IMMUNIZATION INITIATIVE INSTITUTIONAL CAPACITIES INSTITUTIONAL CAPACITY INSTRUMENT INTERNATIONAL AID INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT JOINT MISSIONS LEADERSHIP LENDING INSTRUMENT LENDING INSTRUMENTS LOAN LOAN PORTFOLIO MANDATES MONETARY FUND PRIORITIES PROCUREMENT REMEDIES RESOURCE MOBILIZATION SHAREHOLDERS SWAP SWAPS TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE TECHNICAL KNOWLEDGE TRANSACTION TRANSACTION COSTS TRANSACTIONS COSTS TRANSPARENCY TRANSPORT Independent Evaluation Group The World Bank's Involvement in Global and Regional Partnership Programs : An Independent Assessment |
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Programs with regional or global reach
are increasingly being used to channel funds to specific
development needs, reflecting the emergence of new funding
sources and in some cases donor distrust of the established
multilateral development model to deliver global goods.
Evaluating the contribution of these programs is important
to understanding whether their relevance and effectiveness
live up to their promise and how they contribute to the new
aid architecture. This is third biennial report of the
Independent Evaluation Group (IEG) on the World Bankapos;s
involvement in global and regional partnership programs
(GRPPs) since the conclusion of IEGapos;s two-phase
evaluation on this topic in 2004. The first two biennial
reports were discussed at the committee on development
effectiveness subcommittee in May 2006 and March 2008. The
present report is the first one that will be disclosed to
the public reflecting the growing maturity of this line of
IEG's work. This report has been based on the first 17
GPRs that IEG has completed and on interviews with Bank
staff who have been involved in the management and oversight
of GRPPs in central, network, and regional Vice
Presidencies. IEG greatly appreciates the time and insights
provided by those interviewed for this report, including
network and regional staff who confirmed the accuracy of the
basic information provided in the appendixes to this report
on the nearly 120 GRPPs with which the Bank is currently
involved. The objectives of the 17 programs that IEG has
reviewed in depth since 2006 have been highly relevant in
terms of collectively addressing important global and
regional issues, but few have had a well-articulated results
framework. Almost all programs can point to some positive
achievements in terms of outputs. However, the
sustainability of a number of programs and the benefits they
foster is threatened by weak resource mobilization
strategies, failure to keep up with the changing global and
regional context, and difficulties in demonstrating results
at the outcome level. |
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The World Bank's Involvement in Global and Regional Partnership Programs : An Independent Assessment |
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The World Bank's Involvement in Global and Regional Partnership Programs : An Independent Assessment |
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The World Bank's Involvement in Global and Regional Partnership Programs : An Independent Assessment |
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The World Bank's Involvement in Global and Regional Partnership Programs : An Independent Assessment |
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The World Bank's Involvement in Global and Regional Partnership Programs : An Independent Assessment |
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world bank's involvement in global and regional partnership programs : an independent assessment |
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Washington, DC: World Bank |
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2015 |
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