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| Edition : October 2008 |
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Financial Crisis Not to Impact IBRD Lending
World Bank Group President Robert Zoellick assures that the current global financial crisis will not affect the World Bank’s ability to help emerging markets like Indonesia. Loans for middle income countries like Indonesia are made under the IBRD (International Bank for Reconstruction and Development) lending scheme.
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| Support to Region for Dealing with Financial Crisis |
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The World Bank’s East Asia and Pacific regional vice president Jim Adams has confirmed the Bank’s support for countries in East Asia to deal with the global financial turmoil. “We stand ready to support all of our member countries across East Asia to deal with the challenges arising from the financial crisis,” Mr Adams said. Read more
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World Bank supports scale-up of successful education program through BOS-KITA (School Operational Assistance – Knowledge Improvement for Transparency and Accountability). Builds on the success of Government's BOS program (Bantuan operasional Sekolah) - BOS KITA is designed to strengthen school-based management and community participation and, as a result, to further improve the quality of education spending in Indonesia.
Press Release | Project Information | World Bank program for Indonesia Education
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| New Partnership Strategy for Indonesia |
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The World Bank’s Board of Executive Directors endorsed a new Country Partnership Strategy (CPS) for Indonesia which will see the World Bank Group supporting Indonesia’s development priorities, with emphasis on strengthening national institutions. The CPS governs the World Bank Group’s programs in Indonesia over the period of 2009 - 2012.
Country Partnership Strategy 2009 - 2012: Investing in Indonesia's Institution | Press Release | Blog: Indonesia on the Move
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| ^ MDF Photo Competition |
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The Multi Donor Fund is holding a photo competition as an effort to involve partner and implementing agencies staff and consultants, staff of all donor agencies, and beneficiaries in capturing implementation of MDF’s projects. Participants will compete for prizes and a chance to have photos featured in the 2008 Annual Report and other collateral materials. Find out more |
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| ^ Send Your Proposals ! |
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The International Bank for Reconstruction and Development (the World Bank) invites Proposals in response to the referenced Invitation For Bid (IFB). The requirement is for terrestrial private line(s) to be installed between its Jakarta office and its satellite offices in Banda Aceh and Makassar. The circuit is to be used to carry its mission critical traffic between the sites. Find out more |
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