Publication: The World Bank Annual Report 2001: Volume 2. Financial Statements and Appendixes
Date
2001
ISSN
Published
2001
Author(s)
World Bank
Abstract
This Annual Report covers the period
from July 1, 2000, to June 30, 2001, and details the World
Bank strategy for meeting the poverty challenge. After the
Introduction, Chapter 1 provides an overview of Bank
activities in 2001 that focused on multi-dimensional
support, improved development effectiveness, increased
funding volume, formalized the country business model,
evolved country assistance strategies by preparing them in
consultation, developed investment vehicles to support
low-income countries, created a task force to consider the
response to the needs of middle-income countries, developed
an innovative IBRD and IDA program and project lending to
support strong national programs, assessment of the
Strategic Compact, the use of the World Bank Institute to
empower through knowledge and setting out a strategic
framework for future directions. Chapter 2 describes the
role of the Board of Executive Directors. Chapter 3 examines
the thematic issues the Bank is tackling, such as addressing
the social, institutional, and economic dimensions of
poverty; investing in people; supporting private sector
development; building strong financial systems; and building
effective legal and judicial systems. Chapter 4 discusses
the Bank's role in fighting poverty and aiding
development region by region. Chapter 5 looks at Bank
project performance. Chapter 6 focuses on Bank partnerships,
Chapter 7 sums up approved projects, and Chapter 8 provides
organizational information. This report is in 2 volumes.
Volume 2 comprises the complete Management's Discussion
and Analysis, audited financial statements, and appendices.
Citation
“World Bank. 2001. The World Bank Annual Report 2001: Volume 2. Financial Statements and Appendixes. © Washington, DC. http://hdl.handle.net/10986/13934 License: CC BY 3.0 IGO.”