Speech at the Multi-Sectoral Conference on Partnerships for Governance and Development
James D. Wolfensohn, President of the World Bank Group, noted that we face a worldwide challenge as the population in developing countries grows. What sort of conditions are those people going to live in? Is there going to be equity? Social justice? Peace? The world has changed in the last 50 years, with the private sector and market-oriented economies prevalent, with a more dynamic civil society. In the Philippines, one in three live in poverty. Addressing this must be done in a cooperative way. The Comprehensive Development Framework brings together stakeholders. Social programs will only work if there is an effective structure involving these elements: the first element is strengthening governance; second element is a proper legal and judicial system; third element is the issue of financial supervision and control; fourth element is social system in place; and fifth element is the issue of corruption. The issue of implementation and the issue of transparent review and accountability are tremendously important.
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dig-okr-10986261782024-08-07T20:08:53Z Speech at the Multi-Sectoral Conference on Partnerships for Governance and Development Wolfensohn, James D. SAFETY NETS LOCAL COMMUNITY JUDICIAL SYSTEM JUSTICE SOCIAL SECTORS NGO EQUITY COMMUNICATIONS CAPITAL MARKETS SOCIAL SAFETY NETS ACCOUNTABILITY URBANIZATION CORRUPT SOCIAL SECTOR INVESTMENT SOCIAL JUSTICE SOCIAL SERVICES PARTNERSHIPS FINANCIAL CRISIS FUTURE BANK GOVERNMENT CIVIL SOCIETY SERVICES DEVELOPING COUNTRIES GOVERNORS COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT AGENCIES DECISION MAKING CIVIL SOCIETY-GOVERNMENT MEDIUM PRIVATE SECTOR SOCIAL ISSUES INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTIONS CRIME CORRUPTION FINANCIAL SYSTEM SOCIAL PROGRAMS MULTILATERAL INSTITUTIONS POLICY POVERTY ALLEVIATION OUTPUT HUMAN DEVELOPMENT GOVERNANCE James D. Wolfensohn, President of the World Bank Group, noted that we face a worldwide challenge as the population in developing countries grows. What sort of conditions are those people going to live in? Is there going to be equity? Social justice? Peace? The world has changed in the last 50 years, with the private sector and market-oriented economies prevalent, with a more dynamic civil society. In the Philippines, one in three live in poverty. Addressing this must be done in a cooperative way. The Comprehensive Development Framework brings together stakeholders. Social programs will only work if there is an effective structure involving these elements: the first element is strengthening governance; second element is a proper legal and judicial system; third element is the issue of financial supervision and control; fourth element is social system in place; and fifth element is the issue of corruption. The issue of implementation and the issue of transparent review and accountability are tremendously important. 2017-02-24T20:37:28Z 2017-02-24T20:37:28Z 2000-02-26 Speech Discours Discurso http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2015/12/25657943/speech-multi-sectoral-conference-partnerships-governance-development-james-d-wolfensohn-president https://hdl.handle.net/10986/26178 English en_US Makati City, Philippines, February 26, 2000; CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo/ World Bank application/pdf text/plain |
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SAFETY NETS LOCAL COMMUNITY JUDICIAL SYSTEM JUSTICE SOCIAL SECTORS NGO EQUITY COMMUNICATIONS CAPITAL MARKETS SOCIAL SAFETY NETS ACCOUNTABILITY URBANIZATION CORRUPT SOCIAL SECTOR INVESTMENT SOCIAL JUSTICE SOCIAL SERVICES PARTNERSHIPS FINANCIAL CRISIS FUTURE BANK GOVERNMENT CIVIL SOCIETY SERVICES DEVELOPING COUNTRIES GOVERNORS COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT AGENCIES DECISION MAKING CIVIL SOCIETY-GOVERNMENT MEDIUM PRIVATE SECTOR SOCIAL ISSUES INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTIONS CRIME CORRUPTION FINANCIAL SYSTEM SOCIAL PROGRAMS MULTILATERAL INSTITUTIONS POLICY POVERTY ALLEVIATION OUTPUT HUMAN DEVELOPMENT GOVERNANCE SAFETY NETS LOCAL COMMUNITY JUDICIAL SYSTEM JUSTICE SOCIAL SECTORS NGO EQUITY COMMUNICATIONS CAPITAL MARKETS SOCIAL SAFETY NETS ACCOUNTABILITY URBANIZATION CORRUPT SOCIAL SECTOR INVESTMENT SOCIAL JUSTICE SOCIAL SERVICES PARTNERSHIPS FINANCIAL CRISIS FUTURE BANK GOVERNMENT CIVIL SOCIETY SERVICES DEVELOPING COUNTRIES GOVERNORS COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT AGENCIES DECISION MAKING CIVIL SOCIETY-GOVERNMENT MEDIUM PRIVATE SECTOR SOCIAL ISSUES INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTIONS CRIME CORRUPTION FINANCIAL SYSTEM SOCIAL PROGRAMS MULTILATERAL INSTITUTIONS POLICY POVERTY ALLEVIATION OUTPUT HUMAN DEVELOPMENT GOVERNANCE Wolfensohn, James D. Speech at the Multi-Sectoral Conference on Partnerships for Governance and Development |
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James D. Wolfensohn, President of the World Bank Group, noted that we face a worldwide challenge as the population in developing countries grows. What sort of conditions are those people going to live in? Is there going to be equity? Social justice? Peace? The world has changed in the last 50 years, with the private sector and market-oriented economies prevalent, with a more dynamic civil society. In the Philippines, one in three live in poverty. Addressing this must be done in a cooperative way. The Comprehensive Development Framework brings together stakeholders. Social programs will only work if there is an effective structure involving these elements: the first element is strengthening governance; second element is a proper legal and judicial system; third element is the issue of financial supervision and control; fourth element is social system in place; and fifth element is the issue of corruption. The issue of implementation and the issue of transparent review and accountability are tremendously important. |
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SAFETY NETS LOCAL COMMUNITY JUDICIAL SYSTEM JUSTICE SOCIAL SECTORS NGO EQUITY COMMUNICATIONS CAPITAL MARKETS SOCIAL SAFETY NETS ACCOUNTABILITY URBANIZATION CORRUPT SOCIAL SECTOR INVESTMENT SOCIAL JUSTICE SOCIAL SERVICES PARTNERSHIPS FINANCIAL CRISIS FUTURE BANK GOVERNMENT CIVIL SOCIETY SERVICES DEVELOPING COUNTRIES GOVERNORS COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT AGENCIES DECISION MAKING CIVIL SOCIETY-GOVERNMENT MEDIUM PRIVATE SECTOR SOCIAL ISSUES INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTIONS CRIME CORRUPTION FINANCIAL SYSTEM SOCIAL PROGRAMS MULTILATERAL INSTITUTIONS POLICY POVERTY ALLEVIATION OUTPUT HUMAN DEVELOPMENT GOVERNANCE |
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Wolfensohn, James D. |
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Wolfensohn, James D. |
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Speech at the Multi-Sectoral Conference on Partnerships for Governance and Development |
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Speech at the Multi-Sectoral Conference on Partnerships for Governance and Development |
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Speech at the Multi-Sectoral Conference on Partnerships for Governance and Development |
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Speech at the Multi-Sectoral Conference on Partnerships for Governance and Development |
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Speech at the Multi-Sectoral Conference on Partnerships for Governance and Development |
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speech at the multi-sectoral conference on partnerships for governance and development |
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2000-02-26 |
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http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2015/12/25657943/speech-multi-sectoral-conference-partnerships-governance-development-james-d-wolfensohn-president https://hdl.handle.net/10986/26178 |
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