World Bank Group Activities in Situations of Conflict and Violence : An IEG Evaluation
Fragility, conflict, and violence are at the heart of the World Bank Group strategy to attain the twin goals of ending poverty and promoting shared prosperity. Establishment of fragility, conflict, and violence (FCV) as one of the cross-cutting sol...
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okr-10986-207622021-04-23T14:03:57Z World Bank Group Activities in Situations of Conflict and Violence : An IEG Evaluation Independent Evaluation Group ACCOUNTABILITY ANTI-CORRUPTION ANTICORRUPTION ARMED CONFLICT AUTONOMY BASIC SERVICES BOUNDARY BUDGET CONSTRAINTS CAPITAL MARKETS CASH TRANSFERS CIVIL SOCIETY CIVIL WAR CONFIDENCE CONFLICT CONFLICT PREVENTION CONFLICT RESEARCH CONFLICTS CONTAINMENT COUNTERFACTUAL COUNTERPARTS CRIMINAL CRISES DECOLONIZATION DETERRENCE DEVELOPMENT ACTIVITIES DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCE DEVELOPMENT PROJECT DRUG DRUG TRAFFICKING ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT ECONOMIC GROWTH EMPLOYMENT ENVIRONMENTAL DEGRADATION FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS FINANCIAL MARKETS FLAG FRONTIER GANG GANGS GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS IBRD IFC INCOME INCOME DISTRIBUTION INEQUALITY INITIATIVE INSTITUTIONAL CAPACITY INSURANCE INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT INTERNATIONAL TRADE INVENTORY JUSTICE LAW ENFORCEMENT LEADERSHIP MACROECONOMICS MEDIA MEETING MEETINGS MODALITY MULTILATERAL AGENCIES NATIONS NATURAL RESOURCES NEGOTIATED SETTLEMENT NEGOTIATION ORGANIZED CRIME PEACE PEACEBUILDING POLITICAL ECONOMY POLITICAL ECONOMY ANALYSIS POOR POVERTY REDUCTION PRODUCTIVITY PROJECT DESIGN PROJECT DOCUMENT PROJECT DOCUMENTS RECONSTRUCTION REFUGEES RESOURCE SHARING REVOLUTION ROAD RULE OF LAW SANCTION SAVINGS SERVICE DELIVERY SOCIAL SAFETY NETS STRATEGIC IMPORTANCE TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE TRUST FUNDS UNEMPLOYMENT VIOLENCE VIOLENT CONFLICT VIOLENT CONFLICTS WORLD DEVELOPMENT Fragility, conflict, and violence are at the heart of the World Bank Group strategy to attain the twin goals of ending poverty and promoting shared prosperity. Establishment of fragility, conflict, and violence (FCV) as one of the cross-cutting solution areas under the Global Practice Vice Presidency reflects the high level of priority attached to this theme. The FCV cross-cutting solution area is expected to enhance a systematic and coordinated approach across the Bank Group. The Independent Evaluation Group (IEG) of the World Bank Group contributed to this effort by undertaking an evaluation, World Bank Group Assistance to Low-Income Fragile and Conflict-Affected States: an Independent Evaluation (IEG 2014). This report focused on assessing Bank Group activities in low income countries classified as fragile and conflict-affected. Recognizing the significant implications of conflict and violence to the attainment of the Bank Group s strategic goals the CODE agreed that the follow-up evaluation would capture the different nature of fragility and manifestations of violence in countries not on the World Bank Group list of fragile and conflict-affected situations. The CODE noted that such forms of fragility and violence could include IBRD and blend countries, small island states, fragility due to organized crime and violence, and fragility due to ethnic tensions. The proposed evaluation is intended to respond to this demand and to broaden the Bank Group s perspectives on addressing the development challenges arising from conflict and violence. 2014-12-17T18:29:25Z 2014-12-17T18:29:25Z 2014-07-23 http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2014/07/20289383/world-bank-group-activities-situations-conflict-violence-ieg-evaluation http://hdl.handle.net/10986/20762 English en_US CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo/ World Bank Group, Washington, DC Publications & Research :: Working Paper Publications & Research |
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ACCOUNTABILITY ANTI-CORRUPTION ANTICORRUPTION ARMED CONFLICT AUTONOMY BASIC SERVICES BOUNDARY BUDGET CONSTRAINTS CAPITAL MARKETS CASH TRANSFERS CIVIL SOCIETY CIVIL WAR CONFIDENCE CONFLICT CONFLICT PREVENTION CONFLICT RESEARCH CONFLICTS CONTAINMENT COUNTERFACTUAL COUNTERPARTS CRIMINAL CRISES DECOLONIZATION DETERRENCE DEVELOPMENT ACTIVITIES DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCE DEVELOPMENT PROJECT DRUG DRUG TRAFFICKING ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT ECONOMIC GROWTH EMPLOYMENT ENVIRONMENTAL DEGRADATION FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS FINANCIAL MARKETS FLAG FRONTIER GANG GANGS GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS IBRD IFC INCOME INCOME DISTRIBUTION INEQUALITY INITIATIVE INSTITUTIONAL CAPACITY INSURANCE INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT INTERNATIONAL TRADE INVENTORY JUSTICE LAW ENFORCEMENT LEADERSHIP MACROECONOMICS MEDIA MEETING MEETINGS MODALITY MULTILATERAL AGENCIES NATIONS NATURAL RESOURCES NEGOTIATED SETTLEMENT NEGOTIATION ORGANIZED CRIME PEACE PEACEBUILDING POLITICAL ECONOMY POLITICAL ECONOMY ANALYSIS POOR POVERTY REDUCTION PRODUCTIVITY PROJECT DESIGN PROJECT DOCUMENT PROJECT DOCUMENTS RECONSTRUCTION REFUGEES RESOURCE SHARING REVOLUTION ROAD RULE OF LAW SANCTION SAVINGS SERVICE DELIVERY SOCIAL SAFETY NETS STRATEGIC IMPORTANCE TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE TRUST FUNDS UNEMPLOYMENT VIOLENCE VIOLENT CONFLICT VIOLENT CONFLICTS WORLD DEVELOPMENT |
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ACCOUNTABILITY ANTI-CORRUPTION ANTICORRUPTION ARMED CONFLICT AUTONOMY BASIC SERVICES BOUNDARY BUDGET CONSTRAINTS CAPITAL MARKETS CASH TRANSFERS CIVIL SOCIETY CIVIL WAR CONFIDENCE CONFLICT CONFLICT PREVENTION CONFLICT RESEARCH CONFLICTS CONTAINMENT COUNTERFACTUAL COUNTERPARTS CRIMINAL CRISES DECOLONIZATION DETERRENCE DEVELOPMENT ACTIVITIES DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCE DEVELOPMENT PROJECT DRUG DRUG TRAFFICKING ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT ECONOMIC GROWTH EMPLOYMENT ENVIRONMENTAL DEGRADATION FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS FINANCIAL MARKETS FLAG FRONTIER GANG GANGS GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS IBRD IFC INCOME INCOME DISTRIBUTION INEQUALITY INITIATIVE INSTITUTIONAL CAPACITY INSURANCE INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT INTERNATIONAL TRADE INVENTORY JUSTICE LAW ENFORCEMENT LEADERSHIP MACROECONOMICS MEDIA MEETING MEETINGS MODALITY MULTILATERAL AGENCIES NATIONS NATURAL RESOURCES NEGOTIATED SETTLEMENT NEGOTIATION ORGANIZED CRIME PEACE PEACEBUILDING POLITICAL ECONOMY POLITICAL ECONOMY ANALYSIS POOR POVERTY REDUCTION PRODUCTIVITY PROJECT DESIGN PROJECT DOCUMENT PROJECT DOCUMENTS RECONSTRUCTION REFUGEES RESOURCE SHARING REVOLUTION ROAD RULE OF LAW SANCTION SAVINGS SERVICE DELIVERY SOCIAL SAFETY NETS STRATEGIC IMPORTANCE TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE TRUST FUNDS UNEMPLOYMENT VIOLENCE VIOLENT CONFLICT VIOLENT CONFLICTS WORLD DEVELOPMENT Independent Evaluation Group World Bank Group Activities in Situations of Conflict and Violence : An IEG Evaluation |
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Fragility, conflict, and violence are at
the heart of the World Bank Group strategy to attain the
twin goals of ending poverty and promoting shared
prosperity. Establishment of fragility, conflict, and
violence (FCV) as one of the cross-cutting solution areas
under the Global Practice Vice Presidency reflects the high
level of priority attached to this theme. The FCV
cross-cutting solution area is expected to enhance a
systematic and coordinated approach across the Bank Group.
The Independent Evaluation Group (IEG) of the World Bank
Group contributed to this effort by undertaking an
evaluation, World Bank Group Assistance to Low-Income
Fragile and Conflict-Affected States: an Independent
Evaluation (IEG 2014). This report focused on assessing
Bank Group activities in low income countries classified as
fragile and conflict-affected. Recognizing the significant
implications of conflict and violence to the attainment of
the Bank Group s strategic goals the CODE agreed that the
follow-up evaluation would capture the different nature of
fragility and manifestations of violence in countries not on
the World Bank Group list of fragile and conflict-affected
situations. The CODE noted that such forms of fragility and
violence could include IBRD and blend countries, small
island states, fragility due to organized crime and
violence, and fragility due to ethnic tensions. The proposed
evaluation is intended to respond to this demand and to
broaden the Bank Group s perspectives on addressing the
development challenges arising from conflict and violence. |
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title |
World Bank Group Activities in Situations of Conflict and Violence : An IEG Evaluation |
title_short |
World Bank Group Activities in Situations of Conflict and Violence : An IEG Evaluation |
title_full |
World Bank Group Activities in Situations of Conflict and Violence : An IEG Evaluation |
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World Bank Group Activities in Situations of Conflict and Violence : An IEG Evaluation |
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World Bank Group Activities in Situations of Conflict and Violence : An IEG Evaluation |
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world bank group activities in situations of conflict and violence : an ieg evaluation |
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World Bank Group, Washington, DC |
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2014 |
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http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2014/07/20289383/world-bank-group-activities-situations-conflict-violence-ieg-evaluation http://hdl.handle.net/10986/20762 |
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