IEG LIVE: [How] Does the World Bank Group Learn...from its Operations? Lessons from the Fifth Discipline
IEG LIVE: [How] Does the World Bank Group Learn...from its Operations? Lessons from the Fifth Discipline
IEG hosted a HARD-Talk with Peter Senge. Do organizations learn? Are the challenges we experience in the World Bank “normal”, or are they specific to us as an organization? What does a thought leader in organizational learning think of IEG’s recommendations - and what would he have recommended?
Have we (finally!) figured out how to be a learning organization? For the first in the series on “[How] Does the Bank learn from its Operations?!”
IEG’s new evaluation - “Learning and Results II” – argues for a step-change in how the Bank creates, shares, and uses knowledge from its lending operations. Peter gave us the “outside” view and complement the evaluation’s insights: Do organizations learn? Are the challenges we experience in the World Bank “normal”, or are they specific to us as an organization? What does a thought leader in organizational learning think of IEG’s recommendations - and what would he have recommended?
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How Does the World Bank Learn from Operations? #WBLearns
FEATURING
HARDTalk WITH
Peter Senge
Chair, Society of OrganizationalLearning (SoL) and Sr. Lecturer,Massachussets Institute ofTechnology (MIT)
PRESENTER
Soniya Carvalho
Lead Evaluation Officer, Public Sector, Independent Evaluation Group
MODERATED BY
Monika Weber-Fahr
Chief Knowledge Officer and Sr. ManagerIndependent Evaluation Group
OPENING REMARKS
Caroline Heider
Director-General and Sr. Vice President,
Independent Evaluation Group
CLOSING REMARKS
Vinod Thomas
Director General
Asian Development Bank
Access the evaluation reports that will be discussed during this event:
