World Bank Extractive Industries Review Advisory Group World Bank Group Management Responses Third Implementation Report of the Management Response to the Extractive Industries Review Second Implementation Report of the Management Response to the Extractive Industries Review. Implementation of the Management Response to the Extractive Industries Review, a review of progress since October 2004 Final World Bank Group EIR Management Response--Executive Summary (346 KB pdf) Final World Bank Group EIR Management Response (Full Report, English [14 MB pdf], Arabic [302 KB pdf], Chinese [320 KB pdf], French [243 KB pdf], Russian [179 KB pdf], Spanish [229 KB pdf])
Español • Français• Русский• عربي • 中文 All comments received during the period in which the original draft was up for review were summarized in a compendium.
The Chairman's summary of the Board discussion is available here. Management Response to OED/OEG/OEU Evaluation (298 KB pdf) Management Response to CAO Report (136 KB pdf) EIR Management Response Press Release (English) (French) Related EIR Sites Extractive Industries Evaluation
Extractive Industries Review Reports website
World Bank Group EIR website
EIR Projects
Bank Information Center releases Extractive Industries Review (EIR) Update #6, April 2006
Investment Services welcom EIR Management Response, July 2004 Poverty Indicators - Tracking the Development Impact of EI Projects
 The World Bank Group (WBG) is developing a systematic approach to tracking the development and poverty impacts of its projects in extractive industries. It will use a set of indicators to measure the potential contribution and impact of projects to help better describe the expected development impact of of projects it supports. Such analysis can help the WBG come to a view as to whether and how projects do benefit communities and whether they should be supported. If tracked over time, they can help illustrate the success or not of projects. In some circumstances, it will be appropriate to measure the ultimate impacts on affected communities' welfare in terms of more fundamental measures of poverty. Base line studies can be an important component of assessing of this, and may be very useful in assisting investors and communities engage in consultation about the project and, for example, the design of community programs. Click here for a draft set of direct of indicators that it is proposed to use and to modify in line with experience and comments received.
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