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Join us at the World Hydrogen Summit for a seminar on Financing Green Hydrogen Projects in Developing Countries with the IFIs and Invest International.
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What is rated criteria? and how does it help procurement?
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· World Bank Procurement in Investment Project Financing helps borrowers achieve sustainable development objectives through value-based, principled, and transparent procurement guidance and support.
· The World Bank Procurement Framework launched in 2016 promotes a strategic, fit-for-purpose approach to procurement that focuses on impact and overall value-for-money.
· In keeping with the value-focused approach, most World Bank-financed Procurement will require the use of Rated Criteria which will promote the inclusion of key quality and sustainability criteria rather than using just the lowest evaluated price for award decisions.
Scaling Up to Phase Down: Financing Energy Transitions in the Power Sector
To meet climate and development goals, low- and middle-income countries need to transform their power sector infrastructure at a scale and pace that is unprecedented. The World Bank framework “Scaling Up to Phase Down” maps out steps to support developing countries, with the help of development partners, to scale up affordable, secure, and reliable clean energy and phase down coal-fired electricity generation.
Governing Effectively During Challenging Times
Governments worldwide are facing overlapping crises, including COVID-19, debt, climate change, and conflict, which challenge their ability to provide essential public goods and services to their people, especially the most vulnerable. Fiscal constraints, climate-related disasters, wars, and lack of legitimacy often limit governments’ capacity to act effectively.
Growth and Stability During Crises – from University of Niamey
In his speech, “Growth and Stability During Crises,” World Bank Group President David Malpass discussed the challenges facing development policy, including the need for macroeconomic stability, the importance of private capital to international integration, and the increasing need to support global public goods. President Malpass emphasized the role of education in supporting growth and creating pathways out of fragility and extremism, which are both critical for Africa’s Sahel Region.
The live-streamed speech was hosted by the Abdou Moumouni University of Niamey, Niger.
Read the transcript of President Malpass’s speech
Wrap-up. Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and Partnerships
Wrap-up. Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and Partnerships
We wrap up all the developments from the Meetings with Devex’s Raj Kumar. UN Deputy Secretary General Amina Mohammed joins The Zone to talk about how to get the SDGs back on track and the partnerships needed to tackle poverty. Amit Bouri outlines how private investment can increase development impact, and Dr. Ahmed Ogwell Ouma of the Africa CDC gives insight on preparing for the next pandemic.
Spring Meetings 2023: Toward a New Era
At this year’s World Bank Group-IMF Spring Meetings, management and shareholders
recommitted to the institution’s vision of a poverty-free world and pledged to explore new solutions to tackle an ever-present set of threats to development and the lives of the poor—from stress in the banking sector and persistent inflation to rising debt, Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, and the mounting dangers of climate change.
Seminar on Financing Green Hydrogen Projects in Developing Countries
Wednesday May 10 at 15:30-17:00 CET, World Hydrogen Summit Rotterdam
Join us at the World Hydrogen Summit for a seminar on Financing Green Hydrogen Projects in Developing Countries with the IFIs and Invest International.
Seminar on Financing Green Hydrogen Projects in Developing Countries
Wednesday May 10 at 15:30-17:00 CET, World Hydrogen Summit Rotterdam
Join us at the World Hydrogen Summit for a seminar on Financing Green Hydrogen Projects in Developing Countries with the IFIs and Invest International.
Development Finance Needs Creative Solutions. Rhino Bonds Are Just One Example.
The current strains in the financial sector highlight once more the importance of sound risk-
management practices in banking. Understanding potential balance-sheet risks arising from holding specific assets is paramount. That’s why,
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