Mending Fences at World Bank
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Robert B. Zoellick, the new chief of the World Bank, will need to smooth ruffled feathers left by his predecessor Paul D. Wolfowitz.
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The World Bank says it has uncovered fraud and corruption in five massive health projects in India.
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The World Bank agrees a $12bn loan fund for India and promises to take a more open-handed approach.
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World Bank President Paul  Wolfowitz toured schools and clinics on Tuesday in the lush  northern Amhara region of Ethiopia where foreign donors plan to  plow aid directly into local communities.
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DURBAN, South Africa  - Developing countries have pledged to band together to force the West to help tackle their problems, ranging from poverty to reform of the United Nations.
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NAIVASHA, Kenya  - Past the greenhouses and fields of roses, a chain fence surrounds rows of white tents.
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The World Bank said on Friday it would push to end HIV discrimination in the workplace, where multi-national companies have traditionally applied lower standards to their African employees.
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African nations have taken big  strides in reducing corruption over the past 10 years, the World Bank says.
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Still grappling with how to keep the global economy out of a crippling recession, the World Economic Forum confronted the urgent need to bring peace and stability to global hotspots like Afghanistan, Pakistan and the Middle East.
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The World Bank and the United Nations are creating a system to help track assets stolen by corrupt leaders.
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Watchdog development groups accused the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund (IMF) Wednesday of doing too little to help the global battle against HIV/AIDS, but the two institutions responded that they are at the forefront of the struggle.
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The World Bank is hiring experts in 'adaptation' to a warming world. Coastal planners are starting to take it into account.
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The World Bank's new boss, Robert Zoellick, tells the BBC that the organisation still has a vital role to play.
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Financial Times, 29 September 2004 - Developing countries must take action to reduce corruption and cronyism in order to improve investment climates and promote growth and poverty reduction, the World Bank said yesterday.
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As the International Monetary Fund   embarks on a second round of reforms to give developing   countries more say in the institution, the World Bank signaled   on Wednesday that it was ready to go the same route.
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Divisions over the World Bank's  handling of corruption burst into the open on Monday ahead of a  vote on governance reforms likely to expose deep fault lines at  the bank's sister agency, the International Monetary Fund.
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World Bank lends to support forestry development in China    BEIJING, Dec.16 (Xinhua)-- The World Bank has just approved a 100 million U.S. dollars loan to help China develop and protect its forest resources, said sources with the World Bank's China office on Saturday.