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Meet The Evaluator: Mari Noelle Lantin Roquiz

Meet The Evaluator: Mari Noelle Lantin Roquiz

Meet The Evaluator: Anna Aghumian

Meet The Evaluator: Anna Aghumian

Meet The Evaluator: Soniya Carvalho

Meet The Evaluator: Soniya Carvalho

What the COVID-19 response reveals about the future of public health surveillance systems: the good, the not yet known and the absent

What the COVID-19 response reveals about the future of public health surveillance systems: the good, the not yet known and the absent

World Bank – a ‘Knowledge Bank’ or a ‘Report Bank’?

Ecuador: A case study in crisis response. Photo: World Bank

Ecuador: A case study in crisis response

A Compass on a metal background

External Review of IEG sees ‘considerable strides’ over last 7 years

New Delhi/India - Jan 24 2020 , yulu electric bike non polluted vehicle , rider at Vijay chowk. Photo: PradeepGaurs/ShutterStock

Towards greener travel for the holidays and beyond

Residents dry thousands of tiny fish in the sunlight in Jamestown Fishing Village in Accra, Ghana on October 11, 2015. Photo © Dominic Chavez/World Bank

What have we learned about job creation and fisheries projects?

Woman holding crop of peanuts. Mali. Photo: Ray Witlin / World Bank

What have we learned about job creation in crop agriculture?

Lessons for building on the World Bank’s unprecedented health and social response to COVID-19

Lessons for building on the World Bank’s unprecedented health and social response to COVID-19

Mr. Gregory K. Ingram, Director for OED, speaking at OED's 30th anniversary event in 2002, Preston Auditorium, Washington, D.C. Seated from left are Ms. Jan Piercy, former US Executive Director and CODE Chair; Mr. Prem C. Garg, Director, Quality Assurance Group; and Ms. Joanne Salop, Vice President for Office of the Managing Director. Photo: World Bank Group/Michele Iannacci

The World Bank and the legacy of the Wapenhans report