Powerpoint Presentation on World Bank and five of its projects as part of Corporate Finance II Course taught at Faculty of Business Administration (GLS BBA), GLS University

1. FIVE PROJECTS
UNDERTAKEN BY
WORLD BANK
CORPORATE FINANCE II
Practical Assignment
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2. 31. Mehra Geeta
32. Mehta Aashumi
33. Mishra Riya
34. Modi Akshita
35. Mrudul Manojkumar
36. Mundhra Khushali
37. Nankani Monika
38. Nasit Harshita
39. Nevaniya Jaydev
40. Otwani Bhumika
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3. WHAT IS WORLD BANK?
An international financial institution
that provides loans and grants to the
governments of low-and-middle
income countries for developments
in areas such as education, health,
public administration, infrastructure,
financial development, agriculture
and environmental management.
Such projects are co-financed with
governments, other multilateral
institutions, commercial banks,
export credit agencies, and private
sector investors
THE WORLD BANK

4. 1944 – Idea conceived as IBRD at Bretton Woods Conference
1940s – Rebuild and support countries after WW2
1950s & 1960s – Funding of large infrastructure projects
1970s – Shifted attention to poverty eradication
1980s – Enlarged focus on all aspects of social development
Since its establishment, the World Bank has funded over 12,000
development projects across the globe.
And today, it has 189 member nations, staff from 170 countries and
offices in 130 locations.
HISTORY OF WORLD BANK

5. FIVE INSTITUTIONS
It is the largest global development institution
focused exclusively on the private sector
IFC
MIGA
It promotes FDI into
developing countries
ICSID
It provides facilities for
resolution of disputes
IBRD
It lends to governments of
creditworthy middle-and-low
income countries
IDA
It provides interest-free
loans and grants to the
poorest countries

6. WORLD BANK PROJECT CYCLE
IDENTIFICATION STAGE
- Project Concept Note
1.
PREPARATION STAGE
- Assesment
- Procurement
2.
APPRAISAL STAGE
- Project Appraisal Documents
- Legal Documents
3.
NEGOTIATION STAGE
- PAD & Legal Agreement
- Memorandum of President
4.
IMPLEMENTATION STAGE
- Implementation Status and
Results (ISR) Report
5.
EVALUATION STAGE
- Implementation Completion
and Results (ICR) Report
- IEG Evaluation of ICR
6.

7. Project ID: P174027
Borrower: Republic of India
Implementing Agencies: -
- Ministry of Finance
- Department of Economic Affairs
Total Project Cost: $400 million
Total Contribution: $400 million (IDA)
Project Genre: Disease Control
Team Leaders: -
- Qaiser M. Khan
- Shrayana Bhattacharya
2nd Accelerating India's COVID-19
Social Protection Response
59%
5%
4%
9%
23%
Sectors
Social Protection
Energy Transmission and Distribution
Renewable Energy
Sanitation and Waste Management
Central Government

8. Project ID: P167523
Borrower: Republic of India
Implementing Agencies: -
- Ministry of Health
- Family Welfare
Total Project Cost: $1.33 billion
Total Contribution: $400 million (IBRD)
Project Theme: Health Systems
Team Leader: Ronald Upenyu Mutasa
Implementation Rating: Satisfactory
Program Towards
Elimination of Tuberculosis
8%
23%
69%
Sectors
ICT Services Public Administration Health

9. Project ID: P166853
Borrower: People’s Republic of China
Implementing Agencies: -
- Ministry of Agiculture
- Rural Affairs
Total Project Cost: $3.77 million
Total Contribution: Nil
Theme: Environment, Natural Resources
Team Leaders: -
- Jiang Ru
- Wendao Cao
Climate Smart Management of
Grassland Ecosystems Project

10. Project ID: P158000
Borrower: FUNBIO, CI Brazil, FGV
Implementing Agency: MMA
Total Project Cost: $60.33 million
Total Contribution: Nil
Project Themes: -
- Urban and Rural Development
- Natural Resource Management
Team Leader: Maria Bernadete Ribas Lange
Implementation Rating: Moderate
Amazon Sustainable
Landscapes Project
60%
19%
11%
10%
Sectors
Forestry Public Administration
Agri-business Agriculture

11. Project ID: P153338
Borrower: Financiera Nacional de Desarrollo
Agropecuario, Rural, Forestal y Pesquero
Total Project Cost: $405 million
Total Contribution: $400 million (IBRD)
Project Themes: Finance, Development
Team Leader: -
- Daniel Ortiz del Salto
- Patricia Caraballo
Implementation Rating: Satisfactory
Mexico: Expanding
Rural Finance
47%
47%
6%
Sectors
Banking Institutions
Non-banking Financial Institutions
Public Administration

12. CORPORATE FINANCE II
PRACTICAL ASSIGNMENT
SUBMITTED BY
TY A | 31 – 40
THANK YOU
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Prof. Minouti Jani