It's about world bank and it's activities done world wide and in Nepal.

1. WORLD BANK
PREPARED BY : KANCHAN SHRESTHA
BPH 3rd SEMESTER
ROLL NO. : 9

2. CONTENTS
Background
Fact Files
Branch Office
History
Objectives
Member Countries
Working Areas
Activities (World Wide and Nepal)
Project done in Nepal
Conclusion
Reference

3. BACKGROUND
The World Bank is an
Internationally supported bank
that provides financial and
technical assistance to developing
countries for development
programs (e.g. bridges, road,
schools) with the stated goals of
reducing poverty.

4. FACT FILE
Formation : July 1944
Type :International Financial Organization
Headquarters :Washington D.C., United States
Membership :188 countries (IBRD)
76 countries (IDA)
Official language :English, Chinese, Arabic, French, Russian,
Spanish
President :David Malpass (13th president) (April 9, 2019)
Parent organization :World Bank Group

5. David Malpass Building of World Bank

6. BRANCH OFFICES
1. United Kingdom Home- World Bank
2. Safety Nets and Transfers-CCT Program Profile –Brazil
3. The Arab Spring and Microfinance-Syria
4. Mexico Home-World Bank
5. World Bank Kenya
6. Bangladesh Home- World Bank
7. India Home- World Bank
8. Nigeria- World Bank
9. Srilanka Home- World Bank
10. Pacific Island Home- World Bank

7. 11. The World Bank in Azerbaijan
12. Zambia- World Bank
13. Ghana Home- World Bank
14. Singapore Home- World Bank
15. Jamaica Home- World Bank
16. Pakistan Home- World Bank
17. China Home- World Bank
18. Ethiopia - World Bank
19. Senegal - World Bank
20. The World Bank in Bulgaria
21. Jordan Home- World Bank
22. The World bank in Russia
23. Republic of Korea Home- World Bank

8. 24. The World bank in Turkey
25. Mozambique - World Bank
26. Cambodia Home - World Bank
27. The World Bank in Croatia
28. Malaysia- World Bank
29. The World Bank in Albania
30. The World Bank in Turkey

9. HISTORY
The world bank was created at the end of world war II as a result of many
European and Asian countries needing financing to fund reconstruction effort.
The bank is successful in providing financing for those destroyed countries.
July 1-22, 1944 Bretton Woods Conference
The International bank for Reconstruction and Development was the first
“Multilateral Development Bank.” Before World War II had ended.
December 27, 1945 IBRD Articles of Agreement Become Effective
March 8, 1946 Savannah Conference
May 7, 1946 First Meeting of Executive Directors held
June 18, 1946 Eugene Meyer Takes Office as First World Bank President and June
19, 1946 Harold D. Smith Appointed Vice President

10. June 20, 1946 Date for Beginning Operations Announced
June 25, 1946 World Bank Operations Begin
September 27, 1946 First Annual Meeting Convened in Washington

11. WORLD BANK GROUP
WORLD
BANK
GROUP
International
Bank for
Reconstructio
n and
Development
(IBRD)
International
Development
Association
(IDA)
International
Finance
Corporation
(IFC)
Multilateral
Investment
Guarantee
Agency
(MIGA)
International
Centre for
Settlement of
Investment
Disputes
(ICSID)

12. IBRD
The International Bank for
Reconstruction and Development
(IBRD) is an international financial
institution that offers loans to middle-
income developing countries. The IBRD
is the first of five member institutions
that compose the World Bank Group,
and is headquartered in Washington, D.C.
in the United States.

13. IDA
The International Development
Association (IDA) is the part of the World
Bank that helps the world's poorest
countries. Established in 1960, IDA aims
to reduce poverty by providing loans
(called “credits”) and grants for programs
that boost economic growth, reduce
inequalities, and improve people's living
conditions.

14. NEED OF WORLD BANK
Need of World
Bank
Build Capacity
Create
Infrastructure
Develop Financial
System
Combat
Corruption

15. OBJECTIVES
1. To end extreme poverty: By reducing the share of the global population that
lives in extreme poverty to 3% by 2030.
2. To promote shared property: By increasing the incomes of the poorest 40 % of
people in every country.

16. MEMBER COUNTRIES
Eligible to receive IDA resources
Africa
1. Benin
2. Burkina Faso
3. Cameroon
4. Cape verde
5. C.A.R
6. Chad
7. Comoros
8. Congo
9. Mauritania
10. Republic of Cote
d’Ivore
11. Democratic
republic of
Congo
12. Eritrea
13. Ethiopia
14. Gambia
15. Ghana
16. Guinea
17. Guinea Bissau
18. Kenya
19. Lesotho
20. Liberia
21. Madagascar
22. Malawi
23. Mali
24. Mozambique
25. Niger
26. Nigeria
27. Rwanda
28. Sao Tome
29. Senegal
30. Sierra Leone
31. Somalia
32. South Sudan
33. Tanzania
34. Togo
35. Uganda
36. Zambia
37. Zimbabwe

17. East Asia
1. Cambodia
2. Fiji
3. Kiribati
4. Lao
5. PDR
6. Marshall Ireland
7. Micronesia
8. FS
9. Mongolia
10. Myanmar
11. Papua New
Guinea
12. Samoa
13. Solomon Island
14. Timor-Leste
15. Tonga
16. Tuvalu
17. Vanuatu
South Asia
1. Afghanistan
2. Bangladesh
3. Bhutan
4. Maldives
5. Nepal
6. Pakistan
Europe and
Central Asia
1. Kosovo
2. Kyrgyz Republic
3. Moldova
4. Tazikistan
5. Uzbekistan
Latin America and
Caribbean
1. Dominica
2. St Vincent
3. Grenada
4. Guyana
5. Haiti
6. Honduras
7. Nicaragua
8. St Lucia
Middle East and
North Africa
1. Djibouti
2. Syrian Arab
Republic
3. Yemen

18. IBRD COUNTRIES
1. Afghanistan
2. Albania
3. Algeria
4. Angola
5. Antigua and
Barbuda
6. Argentina
7. Armenia
8. Australia
9. Austria
10. Azerbaijan
11. Bahamas
12. Bahrain
13. Bangladesh
14. Barbados
15. Belarus
16. Belgium
17. Belize
18. Benin
19. Bhutan
20. Bolivia
21. Bosnia and
Herzegovina
22. Botswana
23. Brazil
24. Brunei
Darussalam,
25. Bulgaria
26. Burkina Faso
27. Burundi
28. Cabo Verde
29. Cambodia
30. Cameroon
31. Canada
32. Central African
Republic
33. Chad
34. Chile
35. China
36. Colombia,
37. Comoros
38. Congo,
Democratic
Republic of
39. Congo, Republic
of
40. Costa Rica
41. Cote d'Ivoire

19. 42. Croatia
43. Cyprus
44. Czech Republic
45. Denmark
46. Djibouti
47. Dominica
48. Dominican
Republic
49. Ecuador
50. Egypt, Arab
Republic of
51. El Salvador
52. Equatorial
Guinea
53. Eritrea
54. Estonia
55. Eswatini
56. Ethiopia
57. Fiji
58. Finland
59. France
60. Gabon
61. Gambia
62. Georgia
63. Germany
64. Ghana
65. Greece
66. Grenada
67. Guatemala
68. Guinea
69. Guinea-Bissau
70. Guyana
71. Haiti
72. Honduras
73. Hungary
74. Iceland
75. India
76. Indonesia
77. Iran, Islamic
Republic of
78. Iraq
79. Ireland
80. Israel
81. Italy
82. Jamaica
83. Japan
84. Jordan
85. Kazakhstan
86. Kenya
87. Kiribati

20. 88. Korea, Republic
of
89. Kosovo
90. Kuwait
91. Kyrgyz Republic
92. Lao People's
Democratic
Republic
93. Latvia
94. Lebanon
95. Lesotho
96. Liberia
97. Libya
98. Lithuania
99. Luxembourg
100.Madagascar
101.Malawi
102.Malaysia
103.Maldives
104.Mali
105.Malta
106.Marshall Islands
107.Mauritania
108.Mauritius
109.Mexico
110.Micronesia,
Federated States
of
111.Moldova
112.Mongolia
113.Montenegro
114.Morocco
115.Mozambique
116.Myanmar
117.Namibia
118.Nauru
119.Nepal
120.Netherlands
121.New Zealand
122.Nicaragua
123.Niger
124.Nigeria
125.North
Macedonia
126.Norway
127.Oman
128.Pakistan
129.Palau
130.Panama
131.Papua New
Guinea
132.Paraguay
133.Peru, Dec 31,
1945

21. 134.Philippines
135.Poland
136.Portugal
137.Qatar
138.Romania
139.Russian
Federation
140.Rwanda
141.Samoa
142.San Marino
143.Sao Tome and
Principe
144.Saudi Arabia
145.Senegal
147.Seychelles
148.Sierra Leone
149.Singapore
150.Slovak Republic
151.Slovenia
152.Solomon Islands
153.Somalia
154.South Africa
155.South Sudan
156.Spain
157.Sri Lanka
158.St. Kitts and
Nevis
159.St. Lucia
the Grenadines
161.Sudan
162.Suriname
163.Sweden
164.Switzerland
165.Syrian Arab
Republic
166.Tajikistan
167.Tanzania
168.Thailand
169.Timor-Leste
170.Togo
171.Tonga
172.Trinidad and
173.Turkey
174.Turkmenistan
175.Tuvalu
176.Uganda
177.Ukraine
178.United Arab
Emirates
179.United Kingdom
180.United States
181.Uruguay
182.Uzbekistan

22. 183.Vanuatu
184.Venezuela,
Republica
Bolivariana de
185.Vietnam
186.Yemen,
Republic of
187.Zambia
188.Zimbabwe

23. WORKING AREAS
Fund Generation
Loans
Grants
Analytic and Advisory Services
Capacity Building

24. ACTIVITIES (WORLD WIDE)
Improving the livelihoods of Miskito Indigenous people in La Moskitia.
Sint Maarten Airport Terminal Reconstruction Project
Digital Government for resilience
Paraguay Public Health Sector Strenthening
Saint Lucia Health System Strengthening Project
Health Service Delivery Network Project
Argentina First Inclusive Growth Programmatic DPF
Support for the National Indigenous Peoples Development Plan
Chile - Public Health Sector Support Project
FIRST IMPROVED GOVERNANCE OF PUBLIC RESOURCES AND NUTRITION
Strengthening Universal Health Insurance in Costa Rica

25. Ecuador Risk Mitigation and Emergency Recovery Project
Poverty Reduction and Local Development Project
Provincial Reform Loan Project - Cordoba
Decentralization Adjustment Loan Project
Poverty Reduction Fund Project
Health Sector Reform Project
Hurricane Emergency Project
Emergency Recovery and Disaster Management Project
Early Childhood Development Project
Haiti Emergency Recovery and Disaster Management

26. ACTIVITIES IN NEPAL
Youth Employment Transformation Initiative Project(o)
Nepal: Additional Financing for School Sector Development Program
Programmatic Fiscal and Public Financial Management Development Policy
Credit
Nepal: Private Sector-Led Mini-Grid Energy Access Project
Second Bridges Improvement and Maintenance Program
Food and Nutrition Security Enhancement Project
Nepal: Community Action for Nutrition Project (Sunaula Hazar Din)
Urban Water Supply and Sanitation Rehabilitation Project
Nepal Health Sector Management Reform Program(o)
Rural Water Supply and Sanitation Project
Population and Family Health Project

27. Youth Employment Transformation Initiative Project
Project ID :P160696
Country: Nepal
Region: South Asia
Approval Date: September 12, 2019(as of board presentation)
Closing Date: June30,2024
Team Leader: Jasmine Rajbhandary,Anastasiya Denisova
Total Project Cost: US Dollar 120.00 million
Commitment Amount: US Dollar 120.00 million

28. CONCLUSION
World Bank established in 1944, before the World War II, helps the effected
countries to overcome their losses.
World Bank has 188 IBRD and 76 IDA countries.
It was formed to reduce the poverty of the member countries.
World Bank provides loans for developing countries in the sector of
development.

29. REFERENCE
http://ida.worldbank.org
http://ibrd.worldbank.org
http://worldbank.org
www.google.com