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World Bank Group │ What Have We Learned? The Evaluation Podcast

World Bank Group │ What Have We Learned? The Evaluation Podcast

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What have we learned about global development? A show from the World Bank Group’s independent evaluation function, IEG.Copyright 2023 All rights reserved. Ciencia Ciencia Política Ciencias Sociales Política y Gobierno
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  • S5E1 | Building a Knowledge Bank: Lessons from World Bank Lending
    Jan 28 2026

    What does it take for the World Bank Group to truly become a knowledge bank?

    In this episode of What Have We Learned? we explore findings from IEG’s recent evaluation Learning in World Bank Lending, which examines how the World Bank captures, applies, and shares knowledge throughout the project cycle. Host Darlene Christopher is joined by Rasmus Heltberg (IEG), Andrea Kucey (World Bank), and Kristen Fenster (IFC) for a candid conversation on the Bank Group’s strengths, its persistent learning blind spots, and why informal, tacit knowledge often matters just as much as formal lessons.

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    22 m
  • S4E4 | Lessons on implementing the blue economy
    Jun 4 2025

    This episode explores lessons from the World Bank’s support to the blue economy, a widely recognized approach to shift the way we work and think in ocean spaces. Blue economy principles emphasize planning, restorative, and inclusive actions that support the sustainable and equitable management of ocean resources for future generations.

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    20 m
  • S4E3 | Lessons on measuring and delivering results for women and girls
    May 21 2025

    This episode explores how monitoring and evaluation systems enable the World Bank Group to learn from its support for gender equality, assess whether it leads to meaningful change, and decide when to scale up or adjust efforts to maximize impact.

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    21 m
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