World Bank Group joint or co-financed projects epitomize internal collaboration at the operational level. Joint projects rest on the premise that the entire World Bank Group is greater than the sum of its constituent parts and provide a means to respond to client needs and increase development effectiveness. In the context of the WBG’s Maximizing Financing for Development (MFD) agenda, IEG is hosting a conversation based on the findings from its recent evaluation World Bank Group Joint Projects: A Review of Two Decades of Experience.

Our panel of experts who have worked collaboratively across the Bank Group institutions discussed what it takes to implement successful joint projects across two or all three Bank Group institutions.

Watch the re-play of the live event

Continue the conversation on twitter at #WBGJointProjects

Read World Bank Group Joint Projects: A Review of Two Decades of Experience

WELCOME REMARKS

Caroline Heider
Director-General, IEG, and
Senior Vice President
World Bank Group

OPENING REMARKS

Nena Stoiljkovic
Vice President, Asia and Pacific
International Finance Corporation (IFC)

PRESENTATION
World Bank Group Joint Projects: A Review of Two Decades of Experience

Aurora Medina Siy
Senior Evaluation Officer
IEG-MIGA

MODERATOR

José Carbajo Martinez
Director, Financial, Private Sector & Sustainable Development Department
Independent Evaluation Group
World Bank Group

  

PANELISTS

Laurence Carter
Senior Director,
Infrastructure, PPPs, and Guarantees (IPG Group)
World Bank Group

Sarvesh Suri
Director, Operations
Multilateral Investment Guarantee Agency (MIGA)

Elona Krypa
Head, MIGA Partnership
International Finance Corporation

Jean Claude Tchatchouang
Alternate Executive Director,
Africa Group II
World Bank Group

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