Emerging Lessons on Consultation, Participation & Disclosure of Information
Inspection Panel Executive Secretary Dilek Barlas explains the five lessons identified in the latest report in the Panel’s Emerging Lessons Series. The report, “Emerging Lessons on Consultation, Participation and Disclosure of Information,” was released on October 10 as part of the World Bank… Show More
Emerging Lessons Series Involuntary Resettlement 12 April 2016
World Bank’s Inspection Panel released a report on involuntary resettlement on 12 April 2016 during the Spring Meetings 2016 of the Bank and Fund. The report is the first in a series of papers to be published by the Panel drawing on the main emerging lessons from its 22-year caseload. The Panel… Show More
Emerging Lessons Series No. 3: Environmental Assessment - World Bank Inspection Panel
Accountability and transparency are critical to upholding the highest standards of international development. The Inspection Panel, the World Bank’s Independent Accountability Mechanism, has embarked on a series of reports intended to identify lessons that have emerged from its caseload since… Show More
Emerging Lessons Series No. 4: Consultation, Participation & Disclosure of Information
Accountability and transparency are critical to upholding the highest standards of international development. The Inspection Panel, the World Bank’s Independent Accountability Mechanism, has embarked on a series of reports intended to identify lessons that have emerged from its caseload since… Show More
Emerging Lessons Series No.1 : Involuntary Resettlement - World Bank Inspection Panel
Gonzalo Castro de la Mata, Chairman discusses about the report on involuntary resettlement, the first in a series of papers to be published by the Panel drawing on the main emerging lessons from its 22-year caseload. The Panel hopes the report will highlight areas in which continued improvements… Show More
Emerging Lessons Series No.2 : Indigenous Peoples - World Bank Inspection Panel
Inspection Panel Chairman Gonzalo Castro de la Mata discusses the Panel’s recently released report on indigenous peoples, the second in a series of papers drawing on the main emerging lessons from the Panel’s 22-year caseload. The Panel hopes the report will highlight areas in which continued… Show More
Launching Session - Emerging Lessons Series 2 : Indigenous Peoples' Cases
The Inspection Panel on October 4 released the second report in its Emerging Lessons Series. The report, which detailed lessons from Panel cases involving indigenous peoples, was released at a side event to the International Monetary Fund-World Bank Group Annual Meetings. Panel Chairman Gonzalo… Show More
IAMs Promoting Citizen Driven Accountability for Sustainable Development
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In the 1990s, international financial institutions began establishing Independent Accountability Mechanisms to provide recourse for people who believe they have been, or could be, harmed by IFI-supported projects. Today, a large… Show More
IAMs: Promoviendo la Responsabilidad ciudadana para el desarrollo sostenible
En la década de 1990, las instituciones financieras internacionales comenzaron a establecer Mecanismos Independientes de Rendición de Cuentas para proporcionar recursos a personas que creen que han sido o podrían ser perjudicadas por proyectos apoyados por IFI. Hoy en día, un gran número de… Show More
Reflections On 5 Years With The Inspection Panel - Zeinab El Bakri, Panel Member
Zeinab Bashir Elbakri completes her five-year term with the Inspection Panel, the World Bank's Independent Accountability Mechanism, on August 31. In a conversation with Inspection Panel Executive Secretary Dilek Barlas, Elbakri, a national of Sudan, discusses her reasons for joining the Panel… Show More