Public Administration department batch 2014

1. OM PARKASH & GROUP
MEMBERS
SUBMITTED TO MADAM
HUMAIRA DOGAR
WORLD BANK

2. 1.OM PARKASH (60)
2.NOUREEN MEMON (59)
3.RAHEEL AHMED (61)
GROUP MEMBERS ARE :-

3. INDEX OF TODAY’S PERSENTATION
 INTRODUCTION
 HISTORY
 VISION & MISSION
 STRUCTURE & BOARD
OF DIRECTOR
 CRITICISM
 OBJECTIVES
 FUNCTION
 SWOT ANALYSIS
 SWOT CONCLUSION
 IMPORTANCE
 ROLE OF WORLD BANK
IN PAK

4. INTRODUCTION TO WORLD BANK
 The world bank was established before 72 years ago in 22
July 1944
 The world bank ’s official goal is reduction of poverty
 The world bank’s head quarter in Washington D.C
United States and more then 100 countries staff about
10000 all over the world
 Jim Yong Kim is the current President of world groups
 The world bank has 188 countries membership in (IBRD)
and 173 in (IDA)
 The purpose of world bank is crediting

5. INTRODUCTION TO WORLD BANK
 The World Bank is an international financial
institution that provides loans to developing
countries for capital programs. It comprises two
institutions the (IBRD) and (IDA.
 The World Bank is different from the World Bank Group
because the World Bank is made up of only two
institutions the International Bank for Reconstruction
and Development (IBRD) and the International
Development Association (IDA). The World Bank Group
has these two but also three more International Finance
Corporation (IFC), Multilateral Investment Guarantee
Agency (MIGA) and International Centre for Settlement
of Investment Disputes (ICSID).

6. INTRODUCTION TO WORLD BANK

7. HISTORY OF THE WORLD BANK
 John Maynard Keynes and Harry Dexter White the
"founding fathers" of the World bank
 The World Bank was created at the 1944 Bretton
Woods Conference along with four other institution.
 The president of the World Bank is, traditionally, an
American.
 Although many countries were represented at the
Bretton Woods Conference, the United States and
United Kingdom were the most powerful in
attendance and dominated the negotiations.

8. HISTORY OF THE WORLD BANK
 John Maynard Keynes (right) and Harry Dexter
White the "founding fathers" of both the World Bank
 The World Bank was created at the 1944 Bretton
Woods Conference along with three other
institutions, including the International Monetary
Fund(IMF). The president of the World Bank is,
traditionally an American.
 The world bank was focused to find a new area in
which to focus its efforts. In 1944-1974 when
Marshall war went to effect in 1947 to rebuild a war
torn Europe after world war II.

9. HISTORY OF THE WORLD BANK
 The Gold Room at the Mount Washington
Hotel where World Bank were established

10. VISION OF THE WORLD BANK
 The world bank group aim to fight poverty with
passion & professional for lasting result to help
people themselves

11. MISSION OF THE WORLD BANK
 Creating sharing & applying knowledge has always
been an important part of the world bank’s program
to assist it’s member countries to promotes growth &
reduce poverty

12. AREA OF OPERATION OR SERVICES
 Agriculture & rural
development
 Economic policy
 Education
 Energy
 Environment
 Financial sector
 Health nutrition &
population
 Information computing
& telecommunication
 Law & justice
 Private sector
 Social protection
 Trade
 Water resources
 Water supply &
sanitation

13. STUCTURE& BOARD DIRECTORS OF THE
WORLD BANK
 The President of the Bank is the president of the
entire World Bank Group. The president currently Jim
Yong Kim is responsible for chairing the meetings of
the Boards of Directors and for overall management of
the Bank.
 The organization of the bank consists of the Board of
Governors, the Board of Executive Directors and the
Advisory Committee
 The Board of Executive Directors consists of 21
members, 6 of them are appointed by the six largest
shareholders, namely the USA the UK West Germany,
France Japan and India. The rest of the 15 members
are elected by the remaining countries

14. CRITICISM TO THE WORLD BANK
 It was started to reduce the poverty but it support
“United state” business interest
 The president of Bank is always a citizen of the
“United states”

15. OBJECTIVES OF THE WORLD BANK
 1. To provide long-run capital to member countries
for economic reconstruction and development.
 2. To provide guarantee for loans granted to small
and large units and other projects of member
countries
 3. If private capital is not available even after
providing guarantee then IBRD provides loans for
productive activities on considerate conditions
 4.To provide guarantee on private loans or capital
investment.

16. FUNCTION OF THE WORLD BANK
 1. World Bank provides various technical services to
the member countries. For this purpose the Bank has
established “The Economic Development Institute
and a Staff College in Washington.
 2. Bank can grant loans to a member country up to
20% of its share in the paid-up capital.
 3. The quantities of loans interest rate and terms and
conditions are determined by the Bank itself.
 4. Generally, Bank grants loans for a particular
project duly submitted to the Bank by the member
country.

17. SWOT ANALYSIS OF THE WORLD BANK
 Strengths
 Innovative Culture (World bank) helps World bank to
produce unique products and services that meet their
goal.
 Financial leverage (World bank) allows World bank to
use their balance sheet to expand their business
 Economies of scale (World bank) it is the cost
advantages that World bank obtains due to size. The
greater the.
 Brand Name( world bank) A strong brand name is a
major strength of World bank. This gives World bank the
ability to charge.

18. SWOT ANALYSIS OF THE WORLD BANK
 Weaknesses
 High debt burden (World bank) A high debt burden increases
the risk that World bank goes bankrupt if they make a poor
business.
 Outdated technology (World bank)A lack of proprietary
technology and patents can hurt World bank’s ability to
compete against.

 Weak supply (World bank) A weak supply chain can delay the
arrival of products to World bank’s customers. Unnecessary
delays.
 Cost structure (World bank) A weak cost structure means
World bank’s costs are high in comparison to their
competitors.

19. SWOT ANALYSIS OF THE WORLD BANK
 Opportunities
 Innovation (World bank) Greater can help World
bank to produce unique products and services that
meet customer’s.
 New Technology (World bank) New technology helps
World bank to better meet their customer’s needs
with new and improved products.
 International Expansions (World bank)
International markets offer World bank new
opportunities to expand the business and increase.

20. SWOT ANALYSIS OF THE WORLD BANK
 Threats
 Bad Economy (World bank) A bad economy can
hurt World bank’s business by decreasing the
number of potential customers.
 International Competition (World bank)
International competitors are numerous and difficult
to compete because they have many different easiest
procedure then world bank.
 Political Risk (World bank) Politics can increase
World bank’s risk factors because governments can
quickly change business.

21. SWOT CONCLUSION
 Strength + Opportunities= 7
 Weakness + Threat = 8
 A history of overcoming weaknesses makes it
difficult for other firms to exploit their difficulties.
The ability to capitalize on opportunities get
rewarded with higher profits and lower costs.

22. IMPORTANCE OF THE WORLD BANK
 The World Bank is a very powerful organization.
Many countries that need to build roads, or deliver
services to their people ask for help from the World
Bank. The World Bank also has many experts that
know a great deal about economics and
development. Many of their ideas become real world
projects and programs that affect the lives of many
people around the world.

23. ROLE OF WORLD BANK IN PAKISTAN
 There are several development projects which are
financially supported by the world bank
Active projects (42)
Closed projects (292)
Dropped projects (32)
Pipelines projects (2)

24. THANKS FOR YOUR ATTENTION