World Bank Group Joint Projects : A Review of Two Decades of Experience
Working as One World Bank Group is central to the WBG’s strategy of helping countries end extreme poverty and promote shared prosperity sustainably. Over the past 20 years (1995 to 2015), many initiatives have sought to boost WBG effectiveness by i...
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okr-10986-279052021-05-25T10:54:40Z World Bank Group Joint Projects : A Review of Two Decades of Experience Independent Evaluation Group COLLABORATION COMPLEMENTARITY SYNERGY JOINTNESS JOINT PROJECT COOPERATION WBG CO-FINANCING WBG COLLABORATION WBG COMPLEMENTARITY WBG SYNERGY WBG SUPPORT GUARANTEES WBG COORDINATION JOINT PROJECTS CORPORATE SCORE CARD WBG CO-FINANCED PROJECTS WBG JOINT PROJECTS WBG COMPLEMENTARY PRODUCTS WBG ADDITIONALITY WBG VALUE-ADDED IFC-MIGA BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT AGREEMENT ONE WORLD BANK GROUP TYPE 1 JOINT PROJECT INTRA-WBG PROJECT Working as One World Bank Group is central to the WBG’s strategy of helping countries end extreme poverty and promote shared prosperity sustainably. Over the past 20 years (1995 to 2015), many initiatives have sought to boost WBG effectiveness by increasing the number of projects jointly financed by IFC, MIGA, and/or the World Bank. Yet the number of joint projects still amounts to a very modest share of the overall WBG project commitments. This first systematic stocktaking by IEG of joint or co-financed projects within the WBG offers insight on both benefits of, and challenges in, developing, structuring, supervising, monitoring and evaluating joint projects. It draws lessons from past experience, staff and client feedback, and highlights implications for WBG management regarding expectations of increased co-financed projects in the future. 2017-08-16T22:00:07Z 2017-08-16T22:00:07Z 2017-01 Report http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/862841496862942999/World-Bank-Group-joint-projects-a-review-of-two-decades-of-experience-lessons-and-implications-from-evaluation http://hdl.handle.net/10986/27905 English en_US CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo World Bank World Bank, Washington, DC Publications & Research Publications & Research :: Working Paper |
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COLLABORATION COMPLEMENTARITY SYNERGY JOINTNESS JOINT PROJECT COOPERATION WBG CO-FINANCING WBG COLLABORATION WBG COMPLEMENTARITY WBG SYNERGY WBG SUPPORT GUARANTEES WBG COORDINATION JOINT PROJECTS CORPORATE SCORE CARD WBG CO-FINANCED PROJECTS WBG JOINT PROJECTS WBG COMPLEMENTARY PRODUCTS WBG ADDITIONALITY WBG VALUE-ADDED IFC-MIGA BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT AGREEMENT ONE WORLD BANK GROUP TYPE 1 JOINT PROJECT INTRA-WBG PROJECT |
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COLLABORATION COMPLEMENTARITY SYNERGY JOINTNESS JOINT PROJECT COOPERATION WBG CO-FINANCING WBG COLLABORATION WBG COMPLEMENTARITY WBG SYNERGY WBG SUPPORT GUARANTEES WBG COORDINATION JOINT PROJECTS CORPORATE SCORE CARD WBG CO-FINANCED PROJECTS WBG JOINT PROJECTS WBG COMPLEMENTARY PRODUCTS WBG ADDITIONALITY WBG VALUE-ADDED IFC-MIGA BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT AGREEMENT ONE WORLD BANK GROUP TYPE 1 JOINT PROJECT INTRA-WBG PROJECT Independent Evaluation Group World Bank Group Joint Projects : A Review of Two Decades of Experience |
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Working as One World Bank Group is
central to the WBG’s strategy of helping countries end
extreme poverty and promote shared prosperity sustainably.
Over the past 20 years (1995 to 2015), many initiatives have
sought to boost WBG effectiveness by increasing the number
of projects jointly financed by IFC, MIGA, and/or the World
Bank. Yet the number of joint projects still amounts to a
very modest share of the overall WBG project commitments.
This first systematic stocktaking by IEG of joint or
co-financed projects within the WBG offers insight on both
benefits of, and challenges in, developing, structuring,
supervising, monitoring and evaluating joint projects. It
draws lessons from past experience, staff and client
feedback, and highlights implications for WBG management
regarding expectations of increased co-financed projects in
the future. |
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World Bank Group Joint Projects : A Review of Two Decades of Experience |
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World Bank Group Joint Projects : A Review of Two Decades of Experience |
title_full |
World Bank Group Joint Projects : A Review of Two Decades of Experience |
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World Bank Group Joint Projects : A Review of Two Decades of Experience |
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World Bank Group Joint Projects : A Review of Two Decades of Experience |
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world bank group joint projects : a review of two decades of experience |
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World Bank, Washington, DC |
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2017 |
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http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/862841496862942999/World-Bank-Group-joint-projects-a-review-of-two-decades-of-experience-lessons-and-implications-from-evaluation http://hdl.handle.net/10986/27905 |
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