IDA's Partnership for Poverty Reduction An Independent Evaluation of Fiscal Years 1994-2000

Author/creator Gwin, Catherine Author
Format Electronic
Publication InfoWashington : World Bank Publications
Description144 p. ill 10.750 x 08.375 in.
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SeriesOperations Evaluation Studies
Summary Annotation During its 40-year history, the International Development Association (IDA) has worked to improve global welfare by allocating resources to growth and poverty reduction programs. In 1990, a new framework for IDA's poverty reduction efforts was created which resulted in significant structural change to its programs. The focus of the programs became one of labor-intensive growth and expanded access to social services and safety nets to improve incomes levels among the poor. Additionally, the IDA agenda was expanded to include gender, the environment and governance as facets of the poverty reduction framework.This report evaluates IDA's performance from 1994 through 2000 against the three specific replenishment commitments of the period. While finding the performance level only partially satisfactory, the review suggests ways to improve the effectiveness of IDA programs, replenishment process and its ability to match corporate and country priorities.
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LCCN 2002511197
ISBN9780821350522
ISBN0821350528 (Trade Paper) Active Record
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