The project cycle is the framework used by the World Bank (‘the Bank’) to design, prepare, implement, and supervise projects. In practice, the Bank and the Borrower work closely throughout the project …

Below is an outline of the eight steps of the project cycle, the documents that are produced as part of the process, and how to access them. 1. Overall development strategy. The Bank’s Country Assistance …

This article delineates and discusses the phases of the project cycle and relates the Bank’s project work to its evolving approach toward development. It updates an earlier article on the subject by Mr. …

Once approved by the Board, the recipient receives funds and implements the project by publishing tenders and selecting contractors. To increase chances of success, it is important to engage with the …

Project Identification: Ideas for creating meaningful change are discussed. Borrower and Bank weigh development objectives and project impacts, risks, alternatives, and timetable. Project Preparation: …

These support a wide array of investments in such areas as education, health, public administration, infrastructure, financial and private sector development, agriculture, and environmental and natural …

The six stages in the World Bank's project cycle are: identification; preparation; appraisal; negotiation and board presentation; implementation and supervision; .

The development cycle for World Bank projects has been described in an article by Warren Baum (see Figure 1). The Bank defines six sequential steps: identification, preparation, ap-praisal, negotiations, …

This article delineates and discusses the phases of the project cycle and relates the Bank's project work to its evolving approach toward development. It updates an earlier article on the subject by Mr. …