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Analyzing the Effects of Policy Reforms on the Poor. Boxes he World Bank introduced the Poverty and Social Impact Analysis (PSIA) approach in fiscal 2002 to help governments and the Bank anticipate and address th. .

Analyzing the Effects of Policy Reforms on the Poor. xii E. What Is a PSIA? 5 . World Bank Guidance on PSIA. 6 . Institutional Requirement Contained in Operational Policy . 0. Relating to Assessing Poverty and Social Consequences of Reforms. 18 . Criteria to Assess PSIA Effect on Country Policies. he World Bank introduced the Poverty and Social Impact Analysis (PSIA) approach in fiscal 2002 to help governments and the Bank anticipate and address the possible consequences of proposed policy reforms, especially on the poor and vulnerable, and to contribute to country capacity for policy analysis.

This IEG evaluation, requested by the World Bank's Board of Executive Directors, represents the first independent evaluation of the PSIA experience. The World Bank Group (WBG) is a family of five international organizations that make leveraged loans to developing countries.

The World Bank's experience to date with the Poverty and Social Impact Analysis . Independent Evaluation Group, 2010.

The World Bank's experience to date with the Poverty and Social Impact Analysis (PSIA) approach provides useful lessons for addressing these issues. Overall, implementation of the PSIA approach has had considerable limitations. Quality assurance, monitoring, and evaluation of the overall effectiveness of PSIAs have been weak. Analyzing the Effects of Policy Reforms on the Poor : An Evaluation of the Effectiveness of World Bank Support to Poverty and Social Impact Analyses," World Bank Publications, The World Bank, number 2484, August. Handle: RePEc:wbk:wbpubs:2484.

The World Bank Group supports client country governments in their efforts to create or improve the enabling environment for pollution management

The World Bank Group supports client country governments in their efforts to create or improve the enabling environment for pollution management. Many pollution interventions attempted to prevent or treat pollution; relatively few sought to build pollution monitoring systems. pollution data are often weak; and that. the World Bank Group’s own support is not always well targeted toward the client country’s most serious pollution priority; the evaluation has found that this low emphasis on pollution monitoring is an important gap. The World Bank Group made significant progress in improving pollution management in client countries

Washington, DC: Independent Evaluation Group, the World Bank Group. Cover: Children in Ethiopia, beneficiaries of the Productive Safety Net Program supported by the World Bank as well as a consortium of several other donors.

Washington, DC: Independent Evaluation Group, the World Bank Group. The program provides work opportunities to create local infra-structure and cash transfers to food-insecure households. Photo courtesy of Jennie I. Litvack.

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7 Scope World Bank Group: World Bank & International Finance .

7 Scope World Bank Group: World Bank & International Finance Corporation (IFC) Support since 1997 World Bank: country level projects financed, analytic work, policy dialogue IFC: investment projects and advisory services. 1. ut performance of the Bank’s HNP support has lagged behind that of other sectors Note: IFC’s initial hospital investments performed poorly, but more recently they perform better than IFC projects in other sectors.

This is a synthesis of recent evaluations of World Bank projects on.Analyzing the Effects of Policy Reform on the Poor.

This is a synthesis of recent evaluations of World Bank projects on addressing poverty through Social Safety Nets, conducting health reforms in Brazil and Argentina, and reforming educatioin sector in Zambia, Egypt, Jordan, and Yemen. To ensure the accuracy of the data, results were audited by an independent private audit rm and provinces and providers were ned for incorrect data reporting. There is a need for strong collaboration with local governments and providers to ensure timely information transfer to dene payment and implementation of corrective measures to improve results.

The World Bank’s environmental strategies: Assessing the influence of a.

The World Bank’s environmental strategies: Assessing the influence of a biased use of New Institutional Economics on legal issues. This is amplified by the organization of, or support to, many national and international events. Following the move, the independent in-house evaluation offices of the IMF and the World Bank also now underscore that the relationship is not straightforward and that liberalization policies do not always bring about the expected benefits.