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 INTRODUCTION :

 The International Bank for

Reconstruction and
Development (IBRD) is a
global development
cooperative owned by 189

IBRD
member countries.
 As the largest development
bank in the world, it
supports the World Bank
Group’s mission by
providing loans, guarantees,
risk management products,
and advisory services to
middle-income and
creditworthy low-income
countries. 
  INTRODUCTION :

 The International Bank for

Reconstruction and
Development (IBRD) is a
global development
cooperative owned by 189
member countries.
IBRD  As the largest development
bank in the world, it
supports the World Bank
Group’s mission by
providing loans, guarantees,
risk management products,
and advisory services to
middle-income and
creditworthy low-income
countries. 
 IBRD'S FUNCTIONS AND OPERATIONS :

 IBRD provides loans and financial assistance to developing countries to

support their projects and programs that promote economic development
and poverty reduction.
 IBRD's financing options include long-term loans, guarantees, and risk
management tools, which are customized to meet the needs of different
projects and countries.
 IBRD also provides technical and policy advice to help countries
implement projects effectively and sustainably.
 IBRD's operations are guided by itsBACK
commitment to environmental and
social sustainability, transparency, and good governance.
 and social standards.
 BENEFITS OF IBRD :

 Financing for Development:

 IBRD's loans and financial assistance help developing countries access

the funds needed for critical infrastructure, social services, and other
development initiatives.
 IBRD's financing supports economic growth, poverty reduction, and
improvement in people's lives, contributing to sustainable development.

 Knowledge and Expertise:

 IBRD provides technical and policy advice to help countries implement

projects effectively and sustainably.
 IBRD's expertise in various sectors and regions helps countries build
capacity and develop the skills needed
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implementation.
 How IBRD Is Financed

IBRD raises most of its funds in the world's financial markets. This has allowed it to provide
more than $500 billion in loans to alleviate poverty around the world since 1946, with its
shareholder governments paying in about $14 billion in capital.
IBRD has maintained a triple-A rating since 1959. This high credit rating allows it to borrow at
low cost and offer middle-income developing countries access to capital on favorable terms —
helping ensure that development projects go forward in a more sustainable manner, while
often complementing or catalyzing private financing.
IBRD earns income every year from the return on its equity and from the small margin it makes
on lending. This pays for World Bank operating expenses, goes into reserves to strengthen the
balance sheet, and provides an annual transfer of funds to IDA, the fund for the poorest
countries.
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 Global Reach and Partnerships:

 IBRD operates in more than 150 countries, making it a global institution

that supports development across the world.
 IBRD works in partnership with governments, international
organizations, private sector, civil society, and other stakeholders to
maximize its impact and leverage resources for development.
 social standards.

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 WHAT IS IDA ?

 The World Bank’s International

Development Association (IDA)
is one of the largest and most
effective platforms for fighting
extreme poverty in the world’s
lowest income countries.

IDA
 IDA aims to reduce poverty by
providing financing and policy
advice for programs that boost
economic growth ,improve the
lives of poor people around the
world.    
 Over the past 62 years, IDA has
provided about $458 billion for
investments in 114 countries.
IDA also has a strong track
record in supporting countries
through multiple crises.  
  WHAT IS IDA ?

 The World Bank’s International

Development Association (IDA)
is one of the largest and most
effective platforms for fighting
extreme poverty in the world’s
lowest income countries.

IDA
 IDA aims to reduce poverty by
providing financing and policy
advice for programs that boost
economic growth ,improve the
lives of poor people around the
world.    
 Over the past 62 years, IDA has
provided about $458 billion for
investments in 114 countries.
IDA also has a strong track
record in supporting countries
through multiple crises.  
 HOW IS IDA FUNDED ?

 IDA partners and representatives from borrower countries come together

every three years to replenish IDA funds and review IDA’s policies. The
replenishment consists of contributions from IDA donors, the World Bank,
and financing raised from the capital markets.    
 The $93 billion IDA20 package was made possible by donor contributions
from 52 high- and middle-income countries totaling $23.5 billion, with
additional financing raised in the capital
BACK markets, repayments, and the World
Bank’s own contributions. 
 As part of the package, IDA20 expects to deliver the following results:

 essential health, nutrition, and population services for up to 430 million

people,
 social safety net programs to up to 375 million people,
 new/improved electricity service to up to 50 million people,
 access to clean cooking for 20 million people, and
 improved access to water sources to up to 20 million people. 

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. ARE SOME RECENT EXAMPLES OF IDA’S WORK?

 In West Africa, an Ebola-era disease surveillance project has prepared

countries to face the COVID-19 health crisis.
 In Yemen, IDA provides critical facilities backed by solar systems to more
than 3.2 million people – 51 percent female – including water, educational
services, and health care.

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The International Finance
Corporation (IFC) is the private

IFC
sector arm of the World Bank
Group, providing financing and
advisory services to businesses in
developing countries.
  INTRODUCTION :

 The International Finance

IFC Corporation (IFC) is the

private sector arm of the
World Bank Group, providing
financing and advisory
services to businesses in
developing countries.
 OVERVIEW OF INTERNATIONAL FINANCE CORPORATION (IFC) :

 Established in 1956, the IFC is headquartered in Washington D.C. and has offices
in more than 100 countries.
 Its mission is to promote sustainable private sector investment in developing
countries, which creates jobs, reduces poverty, and improves people's lives.
 The IFC's core services include providing loans, equity investments, and
guarantees to private sector projects, as well as offering advisory services to help
businesses improve their operations and sustainability.
 IFC's Portfolio and Sustainability Commitments

 As of June 2021, the IFC's total committed portfolio was $75.5 billion, with $14.5
billion in new commitments made in the fiscal year 2021.
 The IFC has a strong commitment to environmental and social sustainability,
promoting sustainable practices and supporting renewable energy projects to
reduce the environmental impact of its investments and contribute to a more
sustainable future.
 The IFC's investments have supported more than 2,000 private sector projects in
developing countries, with a total value of over $290 billion, creating jobs,
improving access to essential services, and promoting economic growth and
development.
 IFC'S DEVELOPMENT PRIORITIES :

 The IFC is committed to promoting women's economic empowerment,

committing over $3.3 billion to support women-owned businesses, women in
leadership positions, and women's access to finance and essential services in
2020.
 The IFC supports innovation and entrepreneurship in developing countries
through financing and advisory services, committing over $3.6 billion to
support small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in 2020.
 The IFC collaborates with governments, civil society organizations, and other
partners to address key development challenges, including climate change,
poverty, and inequality, maximizing its impact and contributing to a more
sustainable and equitable future.
 INTRODUCTION :

 Multilateral Investment Guarantee

Agency (MIGA) is a member of
the World Bank Group, established
in 1988.

MIGA
 MIGA's mission is to promote
foreign direct investment (FDI) in
developing countries by providing
political risk insurance and credit
enhancement.
 MIGA's coverage extends to
various sectors, including
infrastructure, manufacturing,
agribusiness, services, and more.
  INTRODUCTION :

 Multilateral Investment Guarantee

Agency (MIGA) is a member of
the World Bank Group, established
in 1988.

MIGA
 MIGA's mission is to promote
foreign direct investment (FDI) in
developing countries by providing
political risk insurance and credit
enhancement.
 MIGA's coverage extends to
various sectors, including
infrastructure, manufacturing,
agribusiness, services, and more.
 BENEFITS OF MIGA :
 Political Risk Insurance: MIGA provides insurance against political
risks that may affect foreign investments, such as expropriation,
currency inconvertibility, breach of contract, and war/civil
disturbance. This protects investors from potential losses and
provides them with increased confidence to invest in challenging
markets.
 Credit Enhancement: MIGA offers guarantees or credit enhancements
to lenders, which can improve the creditworthiness of borrowers. This
helps investors and businesses secure financing for their projects in
developing countries, where access to funding may be limited.
 Support for Sustainable Development: MIGA's projects contribute to
sustainable development by creating jobs, fostering economic growth,
and improving infrastructure. MIGA also promotes environmental and
social sustainability by requiring projects to adhere to certain
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 MIGA'S IMPACT AND SUCCESS STORIES :
 Since its inception, MIGA has facilitated billions of dollars in foreign
investment in developing countries, supporting economic growth and poverty
reduction. MIGA has helped investors successfully navigate political risks in
various regions, including Africa, Asia, Latin America, and the Middle East.
 Examples of MIGA's success stories include financing of renewable energy
projects, supporting infrastructure development, and facilitating investments
in key sectors like agriculture and manufacturing.
 MIGA has received numerous awards and recognition for its contribution to
promoting foreign investment and sustainable development in developing
countries.
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 INTRODUCTION :

 The International Centre for

Settlement of Investment
Disputes (ICSID) is a
specialized arbitration
institution that is part of the
World Bank Group.
 ICSID was established in

ICSID
1966 as a forum for the
settlement of investment
disputes between investors
and host states.
 ICSID's mission is to provide
a neutral and transparent
mechanism for the resolution
of investment disputes,
promoting international
investment and economic
development.
  INTRODUCTION :

 The International Centre for

Settlement of Investment
Disputes (ICSID) is a
specialized arbitration
institution that is part of the
World Bank Group.
 ICSID was established in

ICSID 1966 as a forum for the

settlement of investment
disputes between investors
and host states.
 ICSID's mission is to provide
a neutral and transparent
mechanism for the resolution
of investment disputes,
promoting international
investment and economic
development.
 Functions and Operations of ICSID:

 ICSID provides a forum for the settlement of investment disputes through

conciliation and arbitration.
 ICSID's procedures are based on the Convention on the Settlement of Investment
Disputes between States and Nationals of Other States (ICSID Convention) and
additional rules and regulations.
 ICSID's services are available to both investors and states, and its decisions are
legally binding and enforceable in over 150 countries.
 ICSID also promotes the rule of law in international investment through capacity
building, research, and other initiatives.
 BENEFITS OF ICSID:

 Investor Protection:

 ICSID provides a reliable and neutral forum for investors to resolve investment
disputes with host states, offering procedural fairness and transparency.
 ICSID's decisions are enforceable internationally, providing investors with a
level of protection for their investments.

 State Sovereignty:

 ICSID respects the sovereignty of states by allowing them to participate in the

resolution of investment disputes in a neutral and impartial forum.
 ICSID's procedures take into account the interests and rights of both investors
and states, providing a balanced approach to dispute resolution.
 Promotion of Investment and Economic Development:

 ICSID's existence promotes international investment by providing investors

and states with a reliable mechanism for dispute resolution, which can help
build investor confidence.
 ICSID's efforts to promote the rule of law in international investment
contribute to a stable and predictable investment environment, which can
foster economic development.
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INTERNATIONAL MONETARY FUND
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International Monetary Fund (IMF)
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of the United Nations works to achieve sustainable growth

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and prosperity for all of its 190 member countries.
o IMF focuses on fostering global monetary cooperation,
securing financial stability, facilitating and promoting
international trade, employment, and economic growth
around the world.
o It does so by supporting economic policies that promote
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financial stability and monetary cooperation, which are
essential to increase productivity, job creation, and economic
well-being. The IMF is governed by and accountable to its
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o To improve and promote global monetary cooperation of the world.

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o To secure financial stability by eliminating or minimizing the exchange rate
stability.
o To facilitate a balanced international trade.
o To promote high employment through economic assistance and
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o To reduce poverty around the world. 
 Functions of IMF
IMF mainly focuses on supervising the international monetary system
along with providing credits to the member countries. The functions
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types:
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restrictions on payments for current account transactions. 

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the member countries to meet short term and medium term
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country.
 Elects or appoints executive directors to the Executive Board.

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 Ministerial Committees: International Monetary and Financial Committee (IMFC) and

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 Amendment of the Articles of Agreement.
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DEGENERATES
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