1. NAME :- GURMEET SINGH
CLASS :- MBA(FINANCE)
ROLL NO. 15104029
2. The World Bank is an international financial
institution that provides
Financial and technical assistance to developing
countries for development
programs (e.g. bridges, roads, schools, etc.) with
the stated goal of
reducing poverty.
3. President :- Jim Yong Kim
Moto : - working for a world
free of poverty
Members:- 188 countries
Affiliates:- IFC MIGA, ICSID
Headquarters :- Washington,
DC
Established :- July 1,1944
4. During the closing years of world war II different realised that
there must be common international bank for reconstruction of
war ravage economies and for providing necessary funds for the
economic development of all countries. World bank found for this
purpose.
In the year 1944 conference was held at Bretton Woods In
America it was attended by the representative of 44 countries.
India is also participated therein. It was decided in that
conference that two institutions be set up foe economic
development of all countries these institution were (1)
International Monetary Fund And International Bank For
Reconstruction And Development Or World Bank.
5. Any country that is member of IMF will automatically
become the member of the world bank .countries
becoming the member of the bank subsequent to the
above date had to secure 2/3 votes of existing member of
the bank. In the year 2015, 188 countries members of the
bank
6. At the time of establishment, the authorised
capital of world bank was $1000 crore divide
into 100000 shares of $100000 each. Every
member company had to pay 20% of its quota
at the time of membership . Of it 2% was to
paid in gold and remaining 18% in its own
currency. The balance of 80% of the capital
subscription can be called by the bank as and
when required
7. Board of governors :- every member country
appoint one governor and one alternative
governor for five year
Board of executive directors :- board of
executive director consists of 24 member. of
these 5 member are those which have the
largest subscription, they are America Britain
Germany France Japan . Board of executive
director elects the presented of the bank.
8. Advisory council :- it consists minimum of
seven members. There appointment made by
the governor. The council of tenders its
advice on different issues to the bank.
Loan committee :- loan committee is
appointed to the sanction of loans to member
countries and private enterprise. This
committee scrutinises loan and give its report
to the board of executive directors.
9. Type of loan :- bank provide loan to member
nations (1) out of this own funds or (2) out of
funds raised from international bond market or
(3) by providing guarantee to loans given by
private investors to its member nations.
Maturity period and interest rate :- maturity
period of loan given by world bank is some time
very long. Interest rate of special development
credit is very less and it usually ranges at 0.5% to
75% and interest rate on commercial credit
ranges from 3.5% to 7.6% p.a.
10. Purpose of loan :- bank usually give loan for
capital intensive infrastructural projects such
as power generation and distribution railway
and road telecommunication etc. it has also
started given loan for improvement in
education system and agriculture, rural
development, drinking water, environment
protection
11. IBRD loans
Repayment period - 20 year including grace
period of year
Interest rate - London Interbank Offered Rate
+ 0.40% (approx.)
IDA Loan
Repayment period – 35 year including grace
period of 10 year
Interest rate – nil
Service charges – 0.5 to 0.75%
12. Five Institutions, One Group:
International Bank for Reconstruction and Development
(IBRD)
International Development Association (IDA)
International Finance Corporation (IFC)
Multilateral Investment Guarantee Agency (MIGA)
International Centre for Settlement of Investment
Disputes(ICSID)
13. RANK COUNTRY PERCENTAGE OF
VOTING SHARE
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
USA
Japan
Germany
France
UK
China
Canada
India
15.03
8.86
4.43
4.19
4.19
3.22
3.14
3.06
14. Reconstruction and development
Encouragement to capital investment
Encouragement to international trade
Establishment of pace time and economy
Environment protection
Infrastructural development
Loan for meeting deficit in balance of payment
Poverty alleviation
15. Advance loan
Provides technical assistance
Imparts training
Coordinates development assistance
Agriculture and rural development
Settlement of international disputes
Provides financial assistance to world
Establishing subsidiary institution
16. Agriculture and Rural Development
Economic policy
Education
Energy
Environment
Financial sector
Health, nutrition and population industry
Information, computing and telecommunication
Law and justice
Private sector
Social protection
Trade
Water resources
17. Executive Director
Loan
Aid India Club Or India Development Forum
Population Control Assistance
Help To Non-government Organisations
Mediation In Indo – Pak River Water Dispute
18. Technical Assistance
Human Development Projects
E – Bharat Scheme
Facilities For General Loan
Special Help For Poor State
19. Increase in capital
Due attention to the developed and underdeveloped
countries
Loan for productive purposes
technical assistance
Third window scheme
Settlement of disputes among nations
War against poverty
20. Agriculture and rural development
Training
Research
Financial assistance to welfare institutions
21. Inadequate financial help
Discriminating behavior
High rate of interest of commercial credit
Defective loan policy
Loan for limited objectives
Repayment of in foreign currency
22. Increase in status
Loan
world bank’s lending to India (US $ billion)
year Lending by
IBRD
LENDING BY
IDA
TOTAL
LENDING
2006 – 07 1.50 2.25 3.75
2008 - 09 1.29 0.97 2.26
2009 – 10 6.69 2.58 9.27
2010 - 11 3.44 2.13 5.57
2011 - 12 4.83 4.39 9.22
2012 - 13 2.19 2.61 4.80
23. RECENTLY APPROVED
Eastern Dedicated Freight Corridor
Jun 30, 2015
IDA Credit: US$650 million
To help faster and more efficient movement of raw
materials and finished goods between the northern
and eastern parts of India.
MP Higher Education Quality Improvement Project
Jun 30, 2015
IDA Credit: US$300 million
To improve student learning outcomes in select
higher education institutions in Madhya Pradesh,
particularly for the disadvantaged groups. The
Project will also help increase the overall
effectiveness of the higher education system in
Madhya Pradesh.
24. Andhra Pradesh Disaster Recovery Project
Jun 17, 2015
IDA Credit: US$250 million
The World Bank today approved a US $250 million
credit for the Andhra Pradesh Disaster Recovery
Project to restore, improve and enhance the resilience
of public services and livelihoods of communities
affected by cyclone Hudhud in Andhra Pradesh.
Second Phase of National Cyclone Risk Mitigation
Program in India
Jun 02, 2015
IDA Credit: $308.40 million
The World Bank today approved a $308.40 million
credit for the National Cyclone Risk Mitigation Project
II in support of the second phase of the National
Cyclone Risk Mitigation Program (NCRMP).
25. Program May 28, 2015
IDA Credit: $250 Million
The objectives of the project are to improve
the effectiveness of elementary school
teachers in Bihar by making them more
qualified, accountable and responsive.
26. Agriculture
166 of 179 projects mapped in 2,719 locations
93 % 7 %
Education
122 of 146 projects mapped in 1,848 locations
84 % 16 %
Environment & Natural Resources
175 of 189 projects mapped in 2,272 locations
93 % 7 %
27. All Projects (1,600 of 1,726 projects mapped
in 20,429 locations)
93 % 7
1,724 projects totalling $184.48b operating
in 20,265 locations across 145 countries
28. Country
India
90 projects totalling $23.75b operating
in 1,339 locations across 1 country
29. Health, Nutrition & Population
106 projects in 1,829 locations
91 % 9 %
Social, Urban, Rural and Resilience Global
Practice
199 projects in 2,315 locations
95 % 5 %
Water
181 projects in 1,635 locations
96 %
