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- 1. March 27, 2003 1 Culminating ExperienceCulminating Experience World Bank GroupWorld Bank Group Washington, D.C.Washington, D.C. By Genard Hajdini Regent University
- 2. March 27, 2003 2 IntroductionIntroduction • The World Bank Group was founded in July1944, in Bretton Wood, NH. • The World Bank was intended to make loans and guarantees for post-World War II reconstruction and for economic development. • John Maynard Keynes and Harry White were the founding fathers of the World Bank. • WB employs 10,713 people, and has a total revenue of $15 billion.
- 3. March 27, 2003 3 MissionMission • A world free of poverty: - fight poverty with passion and professionalism for sustainable results - and to help its clients to help themselves by providing resources, sharing knowledge, building capacity, and forging partnerships (Skolnik, 2001).
- 4. March 27, 2003 4 Organizational ChartOrganizational Chart Board of Governors Executive Directors President James D. Wolfensohn MANAGING DIRECTORS 6 Regional Vice Presidencies 5 Networks EastAsia& Pacific Africa Europe& CentralAsia LatinAm& Caribbean MiddleEast& NorthAfrica SouthAsia Environmental & Social Sustainable Development Finance Private Sector & Infrastructure Human Development Poverty Reduction & Economic Management Operational Core Services HNP Education Social Protection
- 5. March 27, 2003 5 World Bank Lending (2000)World Bank Lending (2000) Wtr Supply & Santn 6% Urban Devt 4% Transport 11% Telecom 1% Social Protection 8% Public Str Mgt 16% Finance 13% Environment 3% Elctrc Pwr & Egy 7% Education 4% Agric 7% HNP 6% Econ Policy 8% Multisector 4% Oil & Gas 1% Private Str Devt 1%
- 6. March 27, 2003 6 Lending ContinuedLending Continued • The World Bank, since 1944 has lent $426 billion for 7475 projects in 163 countries (Skolnik, 2001). •IBRD – International Bank for Reconstruction and Development •IDA – International Development Association •IFC – International Finance Corporation •ICSID – International Center for the Settlement of Investment Disputes •MIGA – Multilateral Investment Agency
- 7. March 27, 2003 7 Human Development SectorHuman Development Sector 18% 28% 39% 33% 43% 39% 0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% Social Protection HNP Education Human Development Lending Series1 Series2 2001 2001-2003
- 8. March 27, 2003 8 Description of InternshipDescription of Internship
- 9. March 27, 2003 9 Description of Internship ContinuedDescription of Internship Continued • Albanian National Strategy of Socio- Economic Development • Millennium Development Goals (MDG)s by 2015 • Health in Transition • Finance Framework (2003-2005)
- 10. March 27, 2003 10 ContributionContribution • Currently working on quantitative & qualitative research of the following indicators in Albania: - Infant Mortality (IM) - Mother Mortality Rates (MMR) - Income per capita - Health system structure & expenditure
- 11. March 27, 2003 11 Experience GainedExperience Gained • Networking with people • Knowledge curve to overcome • Professional development • Sharpening of analytical skills • Learned how to work in a diverse international company
- 12. March 27, 2003 12 Questions?Questions? You have got questions & I have got answers
Editor's Notes
- The dark black bar represents under implementation lending for the year 2001, and the lighter bar represents pipeline lending for years 2001-2003.