More than half of WBI’s activities are developed and delivered jointly with partners in client countries. Formal partnership agreements exist with nearly 200 organizations that provide expertise, content, facilities, staffing, funding and other inputs to support capacity development programs. Many other organizations work in partnership with WBI under less formal arrangements. Partner institutions in client countries gain experience and build the organizational capacity to design and deliver learning programs themselves, thus ensuring the sustainability of learning for development. Contact us to learn more about becoming a partner. |
The PPPI Program has established a strong network of regional partners in virtually all Bank regions. These partners provide critical content development support, research and training facilities, and the services of their faculty and staff. Some of our key partners include: Africa - African Capacity Building Foundation
- Centre d’Etudes en Politique de Dévéloppement, Autorité de Régulation des Télécommunications du Burkina Faso
- Centre d’Etudes en Finance et Economie Bancaire
- Uganda Investment Authority
- Development Bank of Southern Africa
- Ponts et Chaussées, Ministère de l’Equipement, Paris
East Asia & the Pacific - Asian Development Bank Institute
- Chinese Academy of Social Sciences
- China Development Bank
- Development Bank of Japan
- Korea Development Bank
- Korean Development Institute
- Kyoto University
- National University of Singapore
Europe & Central Asia - Technical University of Berlin
- Université Libre de Bruxelles
Latin America & Caribbean - Fundação Getulio Vargas
- Universidad de Chile
- Unversidad Argentina de la Empresa
Middle East & North Africa - Joint African Institute
- Public Investment Fund, Ministry of Finance, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
- Regional Information Technology and Software Engineering Center, Egypt
South Asia - Tata Energy Research Institute
- State Bank of India
- Indian Institute of Management-Ahmedabad
Other - American Society of Civil Engineers
- University of New South Wales
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