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Map of World Bank Regions, Country Offices,

and Borrower Eligibility

About the World Bank

Message from the President of the World Bank

and Chairman of the Board of Executive Directors

The Board of Executive Directors

Remuneration of Executive Management,

Executive Directors, and Staff

Fiscal Year Overview

1 Addressing Poverty Worldwide

2 Regional Perspectives

3 Summary of Fiscal Year Activities

The World Bank Group

Note:

www.worldbank.org

Financial Statements

New Operations

Lending Data

Income by Region

Organizational Information

St. Kitts and Nevis

Antigua andBarbuda

St. Lucia

Grenada

Trinidadand Tobago

St. Vincent andthe Grenadines

R.B. de Venezuela

DominicanRepublic

Dominica

LATIN AMERICA AND THE CARIBBEANFY07 New CommitmentsIBRD | $4,353 millionIDA | $200 millionPortfolio of Projects | $16.8 billion

Samoa

Fiji

Kiribati

HaitiJamaica

Mexico

PanamaCosta Rica

Nicaragua

Honduras

El SalvadorGuatemala

Belize

ColombiaGuyana

Suriname

R.B. deVenezuela

Ecuador

Peru

BrazilBolivia

Paraguay

ChileArgentina

Uruguay

TheGu

Cape V

Tonga

DominicanRepublic

WORLD BANK REGIONS, COUNTRY OFFICES, AND BORROWER ELIGIBILITY

The World Bank today operates out of more than 100 offices

worldwide. Increased presence in client countries is helping

the Bank to better understand, work more closely with, and

provide faster service to clients. Three-fourths of outstanding

loans are managed by country directors located away from the

Bank's Washington, DC, headquarters. Thirty-three percent of staff

are now based in country offices.

Countries eligible for IBRD funds only

Countries eligible for blend of IBRD and IDA funds

Countries eligible for IDA funds only

Inactive IDA-eligible countries

Countries not receiving Bank funds

Offices of the World Bank

Offices with the Country Director present

Bank region boundaries

Poland

Slovak Republic

Ukraine

Bosnia andHerzegovina

Romania

Bulgaria

Albania FYRMacedonia

CroatiaSerbia

Slovenia

Montenegro

MIDDLE EAST AND NORTH AFRICAFY07 New CommitmentsIBRD | $692 millionIDA | $216 millionPortfolio of Projects | $6.1 billion

EUROPE AND CENTRAL ASIAFY07 New CommitmentsIBRD | $3,340 millionIDA | $422 millionPortfolio of Projects | $16.7 billion

EAST ASIA AND PACIFICFY07 New CommitmentsIBRD | $2,807 millionIDA | $1,237 millionPortfolio of Projects | $18.9 billion

SOUTH ASIAFY07 New CommitmentsIBRD | $1,600 millionIDA | $4,032 millionPortfolio of Projects | $20.7 billion

AFRICAFY07 New CommitmentsIBRD | $38 millionIDA | $5,759 millionPortfolio of Projects | $21.1 billion

Palau

Federated States of Micronesia MarshallIslands

Kiribati

SolomonIslands

Vanuatu Fiji

Poland

Russian Fed.

Belarus

Ukraine

Moldova

RomaniaBulgaria

MoroccoTunisiaAlgeria

Mauritania

MaliSenegalThe GambiaGuinea-Bissau

Guinea

Cape Verde

Sierra Leone

Liberia

Ghana

Togo

Benin

Niger

Nigeria

Sudan

Chad

Cameroon

Equatorial GuineaSão Tomé and Príncipe Gabon

Congo

Dem. Rep.of Congo

Eritrea

DjiboutiEthiopia

Somalia

KenyaUganda

Rwanda

BurundiTanzania

Zambia

Mozambique

Zimbabwe

BotswanaNamibia

SwazilandLesotho

SouthAfrica

Madagascar

Mauritius

Comoros

Rep. ofYemen

Lebanon SyrianA.R. Iraq Islamic Rep.

of Iran

Turkey

AzerbaijanArmeniaGeorgia

Turkmenistan

Uzbekistan

Kazakhstan

AfghanistanTajikistan

Kyrgyz Rep.

Pakistan

India

BhutanNepal

Bangladesh

Myanmar

Sri Lanka

Maldives

Thailand

Lao P.D.R.

Vietnam

Cambodia

Malaysia

Philippines

PapuaNew Guinea

Indonesia

Rep. ofKorea

Mongolia

China

Russian Federation

Timor-Leste

West Bank and Gaza

Libya

Côted'Ivoire

BurkinaFaso

Malawi

Angola

Seychelles

Jordan

Arab Rep.of Egypt

CentralAfricanRepublic

IBRD 32613R3AUGUST 2007

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www.worldbank

.org/reference

www.worldbank.org/inspectionpanel

THE INDEPENDENT EVALUATION GROUP

www.worldbank.org/ieg

E. Whitney Debevoisea, e

Makoto Hosomib, c (VC) Masato Kanda

Eckhard Deutscher Ruediger Von Kleist

Alex Gibbsb Caroline Sergeant

Pierre Duquesnea (C) Alexis Kohlerh

Gino Alzettad (VC), e Melih Nemli

Jorge Familiarc, e, i Jose Alejandro RojasRamirezh

Herman Wijffelsa, c, i Claudiu Doltuh

Samy Watsonb, c Ishmael Lightbourne

Rogerio Studartb Jorge Humberto Boteroh

Giovanni Majnonia, c Nuno Mota Pintoh

Joon-Kyung Choia (VC), c Terry O’Brienh

Dhanendra Kumard, e (VC) Zakir Ahmed Khanh

Mulu Ketselaa, c, i (C) Mathias Sinamenye

Svein Aasse (C) Pauli Kariniemih

Shuja Shahb, d Sid Ahmed Dib

Michel Mordasinib, d, f Jakub Karnowskih

Merza H. Hasana, e Mohamed Kamel Amr

Zou Jiayic (C) Yang Jinlin

Abdulrahman M. Almofadhia, d Abdulhamid Alkhalifa

Alexey G. Kvasovd (C) Eugene Miagkov

Mat Aron Deramanb, d Chularat Suteethornh

Felix Alberto Camarasad, e Francisco Bernasconih

Louis Philippe Ong Sengb, e, f Agapito Mendes Diash

Committees

NAME AND POSITION SALARY ($)

Paul Wolfowitz

Graeme Wheeler

Vincenzo La Via

Lars Thunell

Juan Jose Daboub

Marwan Muasher

Vinod Thomas

Ana Palacio

Yukiko Omura

GRADES MINIMUM ($)

MARKET

REFERENCE ($) MAXIMUM ($) REPRESENTATIVE JOB TITLES

STAFF AT

GRADE LEVEL (%)

Note:

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THE MILLENNIUM DEVELOPMENT GOALS

HEALTHY DEVELOPMENT: THE WORLD BANK’S STRATEGY FOR ACHIEVING HEALTH, NUTRITION, AND POPULATION RESULTS

www.worldbank.org/hnp

RAPID RESPONSE

www.worldbank.org/hazards

PUTTING 550,000 MORE CHILDREN IN PRIMARY SCHOOL IN BURKINA FASO

www.worldbank.org/burkinafaso

www.worldbank.org/education

www

.worldbank.org/genderequality

ADDRESSING THE RISK OF CLIMATE CHANGE IN KENYA

www.worldbank.org/

kenya

www.worldbank

.org/infrastructure

www.worldbank.org/

infrastructureandcleanenergy

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THEMES OF THE BANK’S NEW GOVERNANCE AND ANTICORRUPTION STRATEGY

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www.worldbank

.org/governance www.worldbank.org/integrity

www.worldbank.org/middleincomecountries

Note:

AFRICA FAST FACTS

New Commitments Disbursements

THE AFRICA ACTION PLAN

COUNTRIES ELIGIBLE FOR WORLD BANK BORROWING

www.worldbank.org/afr

FIGURE 2.1

AFRICAIBRD AND IDA LENDING BY THEME | FISCAL 2007SHARE OF TOTAL OF $5.8 BILLION

Public Sector Governance

Financial &Private SectorDevelopment

Economic Management

Social Protection &Risk Management

Urban Development 13%

5%

Trade & Integration 8%

Social Development, Gender & Inclusion 5%

Rural Development 13%

Rule of Law <1%

2%

15%

Environmental & NaturalResource Management4%

17%

HumanDevelopment19%

FIGURE 2.2

AFRICAIBRD AND IDA LENDING BY SECTOR | FISCAL 2007 SHARE OF TOTAL OF $5.8 BILLION

Water, Sanitation &Flood Protection 12%

Transportation 15%

Law & Justice &Public Administration 23%

Information &Communication 3%

6%

2% Industry & Trade

Education12%

Health &Other Social Services

Finance<1%

12%

Energy & Mining13%

Agriculture,Fishing & Forestry

TAKING ADVANTAGE OF NEW SOUTH-SOUTH CHANNELS OF TRADE AND INVESTMENT

2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007

Theme Total 3,793.5 3,737.2 4,115.9 3,887.5 4,786.6 5,796.9

Sector Total 3,793.5 3,737.2 4,115.9 3,887.5 4,786.6 5,796.9

Note:

Note:

EAST ASIA AND PACIFIC FAST FACTS



Human Development

Economic Management

Social Protection & Risk Management


1%



Rural Development

Public Sector Governance 17%

2%

5%

3%Financial &

Private SectorDevelopment25%

Environmental & NaturalResource Management 14%

FIGURE 2.3

EAST ASIA AND PACIFICIBRD AND IDA LENDING BY THEME | FISCAL 2007SHARE OF TOTAL OF $4 BILLION

15%

FIGURE 2.4

EAST ASIA AND PACIFICIBRD AND IDA LENDING BY SECTOR | FISCAL 2007 SHARE OF TOTAL OF $4 BILLION


Transportation 38%

7%

Industry & Trade

Education3%

Finance

Health & OtherSocial Services

6%

3%

3%

Law & Justice &Public Administration22%

Energy & Mining3%

Agriculture, Fishing & Forestry

www.worldbank.org/eap

2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007

Theme Total 1,773.6 2,310.8 2,572.7 2,883.3 3,401.6 4,043.9

Sector Total 1,773.6 2,310.8 2,572.7 2,883.3 3,401.6 4,043.9

Note:

Note:

SOUTH ASIA FAST FACTS



THE PROMISE OF REGIONAL INTEGRATION

FIGURE 2.5

SOUTH ASIAIBRD AND IDA LENDING BY THEME | FISCAL 2007SHARE OF TOTAL OF $5.6 BILLION

19%


HumanDevelopment

Economic Management

Social Protection & RiskManagement

Urban Development <1%

10%

Trade & Integration <1%


Rural Development

Rule of Law <1%

<1%

3%

26%


Financial & PrivateSector Development14%

16%

FIGURE 2.6

SOUTH ASIAIBRD AND IDA LENDING BY SECTOR | FISCAL 2007 SHARE OF TOTAL OF $5.6 BILLION


Transportation 10%

Information &Communication <1%

Law & Justice & PublicAdministration 21%

Industry & Trade 5%

13%

18% Health & Other Social Services

Education13%

Finance12%

Energy & Mining4%


www

.worldbank.org/sar

2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007

Theme Total 3,508.4 2,918.7 3,421.6 4,993.3 3,797.2 5,631.6

Sector Total 3,508.4 2,918.7 3,421.6 4,993.3 3,797.2 5,631.6

Note:

Note:

EUROPE AND CENTRAL ASIA FAST FACTS



www

.worldbank.org/eca

<1%



Economic Management



9%


Social Development, Gender & Inclusion

Rural Development

Rule of Law 6%

<1%

9%

Human Development7%

22%


FIGURE 2.7

EUROPE AND CENTRAL ASIAIBRD AND IDA LENDING BY THEME | FISCAL 2007SHARE OF TOTAL OF $3.8 BILLION

4%

FIGURE 2.8

EUROPE AND CENTRAL ASIAIBRD AND IDA LENDING BY SECTOR | FISCAL 2007 SHARE OF TOTAL OF $3.8 BILLION


Transportation 19%


1%

11% Industry & Trade

Education2%

Finance


9%

5%

Energy & Mining9%


DOING BUSINESS IN GEORGIA AND ROMANIA BECOMES EASIER

2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007

Theme Total 5,523.6 2,670.0 3,559.1 4,093.5 4,044.6 3,762.2

Sector Total 5,523.6 2,670.0 3,559.1 4,093.5 4,044.6 3,762.2

Note:

Note:

LATIN AMERICA AND THE CARIBBEAN FAST FACTS



Human Development22%


Financial & PrivateSector Development

Economic Management



9%



Rural Development

1%

11%

11%


FIGURE 2.9

LATIN AMERICA AND THE CARIBBEANIBRD AND IDA LENDING BY THEME | FISCAL 2007SHARE OF TOTAL OF $4.6 BILLION

9%

Rule of Law 2%

FIGURE 2.10

LATIN AMERICA AND THE CARIBBEANIBRD AND IDA LENDING BY SECTOR | FISCAL 2007 SHARE OF TOTAL OF $4.6 BILLION


Transportation 27%


2%

5% Industry & Trade

Education8%

Finance


6%

14%

Energy & Mining<1%


www.worldbank.org/lac

2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007

Theme Total 4,365.8 5,820.5 5,319.8 5,165.7 5,910.5 4,553.3

Sector Total 4,365.8 5,820.5 5,319.8 5,165.7 5,910.5 4,553.3

Note:

Note:

MIDDLE EAST AND NORTH AFRICA FAST FACTS


ADDRESSING CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES ON THE YOUTH AGENDA


www.worldbank.org/mna

Human Development2%



Environmental & NaturalResource Management



2%



Rural Development

20%

7%

18%

FIGURE 2.11

MIDDLE EAST AND NORTH AFRICAIBRD AND IDA LENDING BY THEME | FISCAL 2007SHARE OF TOTAL OF $0.9 BILLION

14%

Rule of Law 4%

FIGURE 2.12

MIDDLE EAST AND NORTH AFRICAIBRD AND IDA LENDING BY SECTOR | FISCAL 2007 SHARE OF TOTAL OF $0.9 BILLION


Transportation 3%


Industry & Trade 1%

9%

Finance


4%

23%

32% Energy & Mining

Education2%


STRENGTHENING LOCAL NGOs IN THE WEST BANK AND GAZA

2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007

Theme Total 554.5 1,056.0 1,091.0 1,283.6 1,700.6 907.9

Sector Total 554.5 1,056.0 1,091.0 1,283.6 1,700.6 907.9

Note:

FIGURE 3.1

TOTAL IBRD-IDA LENDING BY REGION | FISCAL 2007SHARE OF TOTAL LENDING OF $24.7 BILLION

South Asia

Middle East &North Africa

23%

4%

Latin America &the Caribbean 18%

24%

15% Europe & Central Asia

East Asia & Pacific

Africa

16%


HumanDevelopment

Economic Management

Trade & Integration


6%

Social Protection & Risk Management 7%



Rule of Law 2%

1%

14%


17%

Financial &Private SectorDevelopment 17%

FIGURE 3.2

TOTAL IBRD-IDA LENDING BY THEME | FISCAL 2007SHARE OF TOTAL LENDING OF $24.7 BILLION

FIGURE 3.3

TOTAL IBRD-IDA LENDING BY SECTOR | FISCAL 2007SHARE OF TOTAL LENDING OF $24.7 BILLION


Transportation 20%

Law & Justice& Public Administration 22%

7%

1% Information & Communication

Education8%

Health & OtherSocial Services 11%

Industry & Trade5%

Energy & Mining 7%

Finance 7%

Agriculture, Fishing& Forestry

Millions of dollars Percent

1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 20070

1,000

2,000

4,000

6,000

7,000

3,000

5,000

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10

20

30

40

50

60

Note: Effective fiscal 2005, lending includes guarantees and guarantee facilities.

IDA commitments (left axis) Share of IDA commitments (right axis)

FIGURE 3.5

IDA COMMITMENTS TO AFRICA | FISCAL 1998–2007

FIGURE 3.4

SHARE OF TOTAL LENDING OF $11.9 BILLION

South Asia


34%

2%

Europe & Central Asia 4%


East Asia & Pacific 10%

49% Africa

TOTAL IDA COMMITMENTS BY REGION | FISCAL 2007

FIGURE 3.7

TOTAL IDA COMMITMENTS BY SECTOR | FISCAL 2007SHARE OF TOTAL LENDING OF $11.9 BILLION


Transportation 12%


Information & Communication 1%

7%

4% Industry & Trade

Education13%

Health & OtherSocial Services16%

Energy & Mining 10%

Finance 4%

Agriculture, Fishing& Forestry


HumanDevelopment

Economic Management

Trade & Integration


5%




Rule of Law 1%

1%

15%


21%

Financial &Private SectorDevelopment14%

FIGURE 3.6

TOTAL IDA COMMITMENTS BY THEME | FISCAL 2007SHARE OF TOTAL LENDING OF $11.9 BILLION

2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007

Theme Total 19,519.4 18,513.2 20,080.1 22,307.0 23,641.2 24,695.8

Sector Total 19,519.4 18,513.2 20,080.1 22,307.0 23,641.2 24,695.8

Note:

Millions of dollars Percent

1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007

Note: Effective fiscal 2005, lending includes guarantees and guarantee facilities.

IDA commitments (left axis) Share of IDA commitments (right axis)

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500

1,500

2,000

2,500

3,000

4,000

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FIGURE 3.8

IDA’s CONSISTENT COMMITMENT TO INFRASTRUCTURE | FISCAL 1998–2007

7.9

11.7

9.2

12.7 12.7

2.1

20.7

0.90.9

IDA12 FY2000–02 IDA13 FY03–05 IDA14 FY06–08

FIGURE 3.9

SOURCES OF IDA FUNDING

IDA internal resourcesa Donor contributionsb

IBRD and IFC net income contribution

a. IDA internal resources include principal repayments, charges less

administrative expenses, and investment income. For IDA14, this amount

includes principal repayments that are no longer available due to IDA’s

implementation of the MDRI as of July 1, 2006. These lost reflows will be

replaced by additional donor contributions under the MDRI replenishment.

b. Includes structural financing gap.

BILLIONS OF DOLLARS

THE 15TH REPLENISHMENT OF IDA

Share of

developing

country

population

8.9

Share of HIV-

positive

population

24.2

Share of

extreme

poverty

26.5

Share of

deficit in

universal

educationa

29.0

Share of

under-5

mortalityb

31.4

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5

10

20

30

35

15

25

Source: World Bank estimates.

a. Children of relevant age that did not complete primary school in 2005.

b. Children born in 2005 not expected to survive to age five.

FIGURE 3.10

FRAGILE STATES FACE THE LARGEST DEFICIT IN MOST MDGsPERCENT

FIGURE 3.11

TOTAL IBRD LENDING BY REGION | FISCAL 2007SHARE OF TOTAL LENDING OF $12.8 BILLION

South Asia


13%

5%


<1%

26% Europe & Central Asia

East Asia & Pacific

Africa

22%


HumanDevelopment

Economic Management

Trade & Integration


8%




Rule of Law 2%

1%

12%


12%

Financial &Private SectorDevelopment20%

FIGURE 3.12

TOTAL IBRD LENDING BY THEME | FISCAL 2007SHARE OF TOTAL LENDING OF $12.8 BILLION

FIGURE 3.13

TOTAL IBRD LENDING BY SECTOR | FISCAL 2007SHARE OF TOTAL LENDING OF $12.8 BILLION


Transportation 28%

7%

21%Law & Justice &

Public Administration

Education3%

Health & OtherSocial Services7%

Industry & Trade6%

Information &Communication<1%

Energy & Mining4%

Finance9%

Agriculture, Fishing & Forestry

FIGURE 3.14

IBRD’S BORROWINGS AND INVESTMENTS | AS OF JUNE 30, 2007BILLIONS OF DOLLARS

Cash and liquid investments Borrowings outstanding after swaps

103.0

26.6

FY03

103.3

31.1

FY04

91.5

26.4

FY05

91.6

24.9

FY06

81.1

22.2

FY07

26.629.4

31.433.0

35.0

FIGURE 3.15

EQUITY-TO-LOANS RATIO | AS OF JUNE 30,2007PERCENT

40

0

FY03 FY04 FY05 FY06 FY07

QUALITY ASSURANCE GROUP FINDINGS

Total cash contributions 5,214 7,334

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