Staff Diversity and Inclusion
Reach and maintain a staff diversity index of 1
End Extreme Poverty
10.7%
of the world population lives on less than $1.90 a day
Our target is to reduce this number to 9% by 2020
Boost Shared Prosperity
3.1%
Average income growth of the bottom 40 percent of the population in developing countries
Our target is to increase the income of the bottom 40% of earners by 2020
Fiscal Year 2013
Fiscal Year 2014
Fiscal Year 2015
Mapping Investment
World Bank Group projects geo-mapped to more effectively visualize how our strategies are resourced
Fiscal Year 2016
Fiscal Year 2017
Climate Change
Increase the share of climate-related financing in its portfolio to 28 percent of our commitments by 2020
64
%
Progress
Target0% ⇒ 28%
Current18%
Needs Improvement
HeForShe Pledge
making the World Bank part of this global movement, the first international financial institution to do so
$3 Billion
to celebrate Bangladesh’s achievements in helping millions of people lift themselves out of poverty
up to $6 billion
in concessional finance to address the refugee crises in middle income countries
Global Connect Initiative
The World Bank Group is part of a multi-stakeholder partnership to connect 1.5 billion people to the internet by 2020
Pandemic Emergency Financing Facility
Insuring poorest countries against serious disease outbreaks and recovery.
Educational Projects for Adolescent Girls
World Bank Group to invest $2.5 billion over 5 years in education projects benefiting adolescent girls
New poverty data every three years
from household surveys in the 78 poorest countries with the first round by 2020
Poverty Survey
Household surveys to be conducted every three years in 78 of the poorest countries, with the first round to be completed by 2020
Universal Financial Access
World Bank Group to enable 1 billion adults to access a transaction account by 2020
Program-for-Results in Education
up to $5 billion over the next five years
Myanmar
$2 billion over multiple years to support reforms, reduce poverty, increase energy and health access
Africa Climate Business Plan
$5.7 billion from IDA grants, and the rest from a variety of sources, including bilateral and multilateral sources, dedicated climate finance sources, and the private sector.
of Sub-Saharan Africa's population currently lives in countries with growth rates of over 6 percent despite economic challenges (avg. 2014–16).
will live in countries where development outcomes are affected by fragility, conflict and violence by 2030
people in developing countries lack any form of officially recognized identification
people - more than the size of Mexico - gained access to clean, modern cooking fuel
micro to medium enterprises in developing economies need access to better financial services
is the projected economic impact to the countries in the Latin America and Caribbean of the zika virus in 2016
