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Global Trends, Bank Strategy, and Sector Outcomes
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| Evaluation Highlights | - Without efficient transport, the productive sectors cannot fulfill their potential, so many of the MDGs will not be achieved.
- Globalization has intensified the need for efficient transport.
- Private sector engagement in transport increased in the early 1990s, but the public sector remained dominant.
- Increased attention by the Bank to the social sectors drew lending away from transport for a while.
- Since 2002 there has been a strong swing back to transport lending as part of the Bank’s renewed emphasis on infrastructure.
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Figure 2.1: Trends in IBRD/IDA Lending by Major Sector Groups, 1991-2004 |  | | Source: World Bank data. |
Figure 2.2: Private Sector Investment in Transport Projects in Developing Countries, 1990- 2005 |  | | Source: World Bank data. |
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