Supporting Transformational Change for Poverty Reduction and Shared Prosperity
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World Bank, Washington, DC
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Transformational engagements are a critical pillar of the World Bank Group’s strategy for achieving its twin goals of extreme poverty elimination and shared prosperity. This learning product uses evaluative evidence from the Independent Evaluation Group (IEG) to understand the mechanisms and conditions for transformational engagements and the implications for the World Bank Group if it seeks to rely on such engagements to more effectively pursue its goals.
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ECONOMIC CIRCUMSTANCES, EMPLOYMENT, SOCIAL COSTS, COUNTRY COMPARISONS, FINANCIAL SERVICES, REGULATORY FRAMEWORK, UNEMPLOYMENT RATES, STRUCTURAL ADJUSTMENT, CENTRAL PLANNING, ECONOMIC GROWTH, ACCOUNTING, FINANCE MINISTRIES, POLICY ENVIRONMENT, ENVIRONMENTAL DEGRADATION, FOREST MANAGEMENT, CARBON, INTEREST, LAWS, AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION, EXPECTATIONS, PRIVATIZATION, INDUSTRY, PRODUCERS, RESOURCE MANAGEMENT, PROPERTY RIGHTS, STRATEGIES, FINANCIAL RESOURCES, BANKING SERVICES, ETHNIC GROUPS, LABOR FORCE, SERVICES, EMISSIONS, RESERVE BANK OF INDIA, DISTRIBUTION OF INCOME, POLITICAL ECONOMY, REVENUES, ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES, CENTRALLY PLANNED ECONOMIES, SUSTAINABLE MANAGEMENT, INCENTIVES, EQUILIBRIUM, PRICING, ELECTRICITY SERVICES, BUDGET CONSTRAINTS, MODELS, PROJECTS, PRIVATE PROPERTY, SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT, CONDITIONALITY, DEVELOPED COUNTRIES, AUDITS, SAFETY NETS, RESOURCE USE, ECONOMIC ACTIVITY, FINANCIAL TRANSFERS, DEMONSTRATION EFFECTS, PUBLIC POLICY, MARKET ENTRY, SAVINGS, TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE, OIL, WELFARE EFFECTS, FOOD POLICY RESEARCH, TRANSPORT, POPULATION GROWTH, PRODUCTIVITY, OPTIONS, EXTERNALITIES, TRANSFERS, CRITERIA, FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS, DEBT, MARKETS, SUSTAINABLE FORESTRY, LOCAL GOVERNMENT, PUBLIC FINANCE, FORESTRY, WELFARE GAINS, LABOR, LOANS, ENTERPRISES, NATURAL RESOURCES, SUBSIDIES, LEGAL FRAMEWORK, EARNINGS GROWTH, FINANCE, EFFICIENCY, GRANTS, INFRASTRUCTURE, MARKET ECONOMIES, TAXES, BANKING SECTOR, EFFECTIVE USE, BANKS, RESOURCES, LOCAL ADMINISTRATION, UNEMPLOYMENT, EQUITY, SOCIAL SAFETY NETS, TECHNOLOGICAL CHANGE, RURAL COMMUNITIES, ACCOUNTABILITY, CLIMATE CHANGE, SOCIAL SERVICES, VALUES, VALUE, POLICY MAKERS, BANK, CREDIT, QUALITY STANDARDS, PURCHASING POWER, DEFORESTATION, SUSTAINABLE GROWTH, ENVIRONMENTS, EXPENDITURES, PROPERTY, MARKET DISCIPLINE, ENVIRONMENT, ECONOMICS, PROFITABILITY, GOVERNANCE, INSURANCE, MICROFINANCE, ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT, TRADE, LAND, COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS, RISK, COMPARATIVE ADVANTAGE, POSITIVE EXTERNALITIES, FINANCIAL MARKETS, INDIGENOUS PEOPLES, RISK TAKING, DECENTRALIZATION, FINANCIAL_SERVICES, REVENUE, SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH, RISK MANAGEMENT, LENDING, TRANSITION ECONOMIES, ENTREPRENEURSHIP, ECONOMIES IN TRANSITION, PROFITS, ENVIRONMENTAL, LABOR MARKETS, GOVERNMENTS, CIVIL SERVICE, PUBLIC GOOD, HEALTH SERVICES, PRICES, NEGATIVE EXTERNALITIES, ECONOMIES